MUHAMMAD SHAFI versus PROVINCE OF PUNJAB THROUGH DO (R), DERA GHAZI KHAN
Section 33 Civil Code of Conduct (v. 1908), O. VII, R 11 Specific Relief Act (I of 1877), Claims in Claims 42 and 54, and the Plaintiff's Rejection to Permanent Order, Prohibit Has become the owner of the state land to prepare the land, and being a tenant in possession of the land after the request of the plaintiff for a long time under O. VIII, R11, CPC, is due to the Revenue Record Accordingly, the suit was the real owner of the land, while the plaintiffs were listed as illegally acquiring possession. The trial court held that the plaintiff's claimant, on the grounds that the plaintiff was unlawful occupant, was not eligible to file a case against the original owners / defendants under Section 42 of the Special Relief Act, 1877 Claimed to be the owner of the suit land through legal proceedings, the Revenue Record established the possession of the plaintiffs in the suit, so that only their names should be mentioned. The unlawful occupants will not negate their claim as stronger than the occupation of a person and the permanent right of the owner of the land in the suit will remain barred as such rights will be granted to him, except legally. Against the true owner, if a person can file a case under section 42 of the West Pakistan Land Revenue Act 1967, under section 42 of the Enforcement and Proprietary Rights Act, 1877, for registration in the Revenue Record, Has rejected the review request. Under the circumstances
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