A. XXI, R 11 Demarcation Act (IX of 1908), Section 3 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Applying the Rule of Constitutional Application Order Decision on the Applicability of Limitation Question, Trial, Appellate and Review Courts Appeal was granted by 28 4 1994 and the appeal was rejected by the Court of Appeal on 11 2 1996, while the execution petition was filed on 12 12 1998. The executive court granted the request for execution and issued a writ of occupation of 94,000 but in the meantime the possession was not obtained by the decree holders. On 12 3 2004, the decision-makers moved the petition under Section 3 of the Limitation Act, 1908, which prohibited the application of the standing petition, the court granted the petitioners' request for judgment. The order passed in the execution petition was approved by the execution court, which was upheld by the lower appellate court. The exercise of the jurisdiction of the amended jurisdiction was not limited to the appeal of the merger but was extended to provide for the remediation of the amendment, provided that such appeal or revision eligibility is decided, the application of the rule of integration The limitation period for filing was for the count, whether the impugned decision before the appellate court and the revision court was suspended or not, and the decision of the trial by the appellate or revision court depending on the principle of merger, at the time of the execution request. Was well accepted inside but the lower appellate court did not keep the execution Nor was the trial court's decision dismissing the request of the imposing court. Therefore, under section 3 of the Limitations Act, 1908, the timely application for the restriction was made by Q
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