DILAWAR KHAN versus SHER AFZAL KHAN
West Pakistan Land Revenue Act 1967 Section 60 Law Prohibition (10 of 1984), Article 118 Demarcation Act (IX of 1908), Article 148 suit for possession of mortgage related to acquisition of land, evidence of concession under law Be drawn in favor. There is no evidence regarding the creation of sub-mortgage 2 in favor of mortgages by mutation, otherwise the mortgage-related exchange for the formation of additional mortgage charges was brought within sixty years of the formation of such additional mortgage charge. Within time, Article 148, the statute of limitations provides for the date of filing a lawsuit for release within sixty years from the time the resident received the right to redemption and the initial burden was on him. The mortgagee claims in favor of the mortgagee, claiming to make sub-mortgages in their favor, specifically proving the date of the petition and creation. The mortgagee was bound to find such a mortgage, which was an essential element of the starting point of the suit for redemption. The finding by Lee of the following courts should not have been based on the assumption presented in favor of the mortgage. Because everyone has been in possession of the mortgage for more than sixty years, in the absence of a history of sub-mortgage in favor of them, unless otherwise required by law, in favor of the landlord's rightful owner Want to draw who would consider it free from any kind of settlement.
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