Section 54 Permanent Order for Trial Prohibition Land granted by the Government to the Defendants of the Lindak and Kero Khel tribunals defend Defendants claim to prevent discrimination of the plaintiffs belonging to none of such tribes. The claimant claimed that his predecessor was allowed in return. His service as a subordinate Major is included in the Wajib ElRes Proof Revenue Record, which includes the Pedre Gree table, which shows that the defendant belonged to the Balch Tribe, which comprises two such tribes. Was not a member to whom the Government was given property by the obligatory AlRs. While granting suit land to the two tribes, the government had acquired itself the right to give some part of the suit land to a person belonging to such two tribes on the condition that it be given within five years and In that case the land will have to be reclaimed. His failure to do so will return the property to members of the two tribes as there is nothing to prove the possession of the defendant's predecessor as the owner of the suit land. The High Court's five-year decision in the previous litigation between the parties shows that a large part of the suit land was never cultivated by the defendant or his legal heirs while the Judicial Commissioner's earlier decision revealed It was alleged that the plaintiff does not own or own the suit land. Go to their original owners, namely the Lindak and Kero Khel tribes, the defendants could not decide the suit on the land.
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