Applicants to the Arts 142 and 144 West Pakistan Land Revenue Act (XVII of 1967), Section 42, were accused of being refugees belonging to Jammu and Kashmir because of disputed land with the Revenue Officers. Had acquired proprietary rights to. In 1956 and later, he joined the Army Petitioners and took unfair advantage of the defendants' absence and obtained approval for conversion in 1984 and declared the disputed land alien to other shopkeepers. After the trial, the court dismissed his case. Appeal was also filed by the Court of Appeal preferred by the appellate court The applicants' stand was that the case was banned because the case for possession should have been filed within 12 years but the respondent's The source brought the case was declared liable. When he approached General Hedkova in 1998, he knew how to remove his name from the allotment proposal and subsequently filed a lawsuit without wasting any further time, the limits where he was accused of fraud. Not from the date but from the date when the fraud was committed and the entries were changed so the suit was within time. \ r \ n
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