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ALIMUDDIN versus MEHR DIN

Section 21 Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Section 22 (1) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) was the oral property of the applicants jointly before purchase and order of mutation officer certificate. The names of all were heard, especially yet the three brothers (applicants) in the closing line of the order, he inadvertently removed the name of the Q respondents to one of them, thus being misled, Q was not initially implemented as one of the respondents, however, after the expiry of the limitation period, Enforcement Q also raised the objection that the applicants were shocked. After the limitation period Q was enforced, the respondents' case was withheld over time and relied on Section 22 (1), the Limitation Act, 1908, and emphasized that until now Q was concerned that the matter was banned over time, as the sale was not divisible because the suit could not proceed against the other applicant and at the same time an appeal was allowed to examine this question. Was given tax advocates from Khandabad lawyer