Section 53 suits for the declaration of its title on the basis of a specific relief act (in 1877), section 42 unregistered sale deed plaintiff, on the basis of such section 31 8 1967, it occupies the suit land. Was. The property rights were protected under Section 53A of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, which, if combined with the transfer of property, could be used as an assault weapon, the present suit record shows that the plaintiff's The suit land purchased by the couple is very structured. A small portion of the joint estate was sufficient to prove the execution of such process, but not considering the sale would not relieve the plaintiff of the burden of proving that such a practice would be Before it was occupied by the seller. The joint property and the physical possession of it under the suit sale to the plaintiff were not available in the record to prove that the plaintiff's shopkeeper was in the land registration before the sale of the case. For the first time, the plaintiff's possession of measles in Khasra Gurdwara cannot be considered an admission of his possession in 1997 as the owner failed to provide him with physical possession of the suit land under the sale of the suit in 1997. Suit dismissed in circumstances \ r \ n
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