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MUHAMMAD ANWAR AND ANOTHER versus DARUL ULOOM GHAUSIA HANFIA MOHALLA DHABWALA

Sections 8 and 42 of the Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Arts 136, 142 and 144 declaration of title and occupancy reclamation were allotted to the plaintiff in possession of the jurisdiction, in 1962, and in the trial court in 1981 The lawsuit was filed. Also, the appellate court eventually dismissed the case and the appeal, after the limitation of the ban, the High Court allowed a second appeal and issued a decree in favor of the plaintiff under Article 144 of the Limitation Act, 1908. The application was for a period of 12 years beginning on the date when the defendant's claim of ownership of the defendant went negative, proceeded under Article 142 of the Limitation Act 1908, while under Article 144 of the Limitation Act, 1908, The lawsuit will be subject to any term based on the title of the property. Unless it is open, hostile and infamous without the knowledge of the original owner, no such request was raised in the first of the year on the basis of unlawful possession, excluding references to possession confidentially Such occupation is meant to evict the owner of the property, the disputed property was known to have been detained and, therefore, the request for continued occupation was not permanent as the negative possession request was against the Custodian until then. Not available until the role of vacant property is over, the Supreme Court refuses to interfere with the decision. The order passed by the High Court of Appeals was dropped famous high court advocate from Kashmore lawyer