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MST. AMTARI versus MST. HAKIM JAN

The Section 54 and Court 54 suit for declaratory judgment have been filed by both the trial court and the appellate court on behalf of the defendants claiming to be 158 Kanal and 16 Marla property owned. The land records showed mala land in his name and the remaining 137 kanals were incorrectly included in the record of income in the name of the defendants. ? The evidence on the record was silent on the fact that the plaintiffs had actual ownership in the village and claimed on their behalf in the village, which is 1764 Kanal 7 Marla, which would not be the only plaintiffs' claims. Give them the right to claim their exclusive ownership of the joint property of the village The plaintiff also failed to prove the facts of the property, challenging the entries in the Revenue Record and bringing specific and direct evidence to support their claim. It was required under the law that the entire property claimed by them was not in the record, which might suggest that the defendants actually owned the property and the defendants had no concern whatsoever. That all these defendants failed to present a case for interference in the amending jurisdiction of the High Court There was no need for any interference by the following courts, seeking co-ordination.

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