Section,;,, & and Constitution Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition Illegal Settlement Applicants / Complainants have alleged in their complaint that the defendants have long occupied the suit land. And that the respondents had illegally occupied the said land and that the same applicants had never disclosed in the complaint who and how they had taken possession of the disputed land complainants. During the statement, it was acknowledged that the defendants had not long been convinced that the possession of the disputed property was taken by the respondents either from the applicants or their ancestors, for over 50 years. The suit acknowledged the land and that during the last five decades, the applicants or their partners Never initiated any action against the respondents There was no evidence in the record to show that the defendants had unlawfully seized the suit land. And it was the case of the respondents that the disputed land was mortgaged to their ancestors and their possession was mortgaged, it can be well guessed that, in the circumstances where the defendant has long been in possession, Their possession will be considered. Unless it was declared by a court of law, in the circumstances, the complaint filed by the applicants was rightly rejected and it was found that if the complainant had complied with his complaint. Can refer to a civil court for settlement.
Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2010
