Sections 3, 4, 5 and 7 Prohibition, Investigation and Procedure, Eviction and Recovery Procedure for the Prohibition of Illegal Occupation of the Property As a temporary relief, the applicant has claimed that the property is entitled to the buyer and hence Has claimed the title. By allowing the complainant's interim application using powers under Section 7 (4) of the Illegal Occupation Act, 2005, after the trial was legal, the trial court, the complainant seized the premises Restored. The Station House Officer (SHO) has confirmed this version of the Complainant that there is a history of locking the complainant's house, which the applicant was illegally occupying, with further observation that the petition The petitioner has failed to produce any documentary evidence. The landlord in the complainant was one of the legal heirs of the woman, in whose name the property was allotted by the administration and the complainant claimed that the applicant had been in possession of the property since the time of the allotment. Had attached some of the mutation entries, under which the property in question was transferred to his name, while the complainant kept the records in the records which revealed that the civil litigation was pending. With respect to property owned by another person's legal heirs, from which it is transferred It has been shown that the complainant is in possession of the disputed property, but the fact is that whether the complainant was illegally expelled or forcibly established during the trial court. Illegal mole
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