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AHMAD DIN versus ALEEMUDDIN

The plaintiff plaintiff for the possession of suits in sections 2 (3), 22 and 25 of the Homeless Persons (Land Settlement) Act 1958 was allotted as vacant property and her possession was claimed by the same allotment plaintiff. In which it was claimed that the applicant had been taken over by the defendant. Before reviewing the property and its construction on the land without his consent six months ago, the plaintiff denied the property as a settlement in the dispute and claimed that the property was purchased by his ancestors and that he owned a mansion. On which the applicant also claimed that the property in dispute was located within the premises. The Town Committee and the City had property and the respondent received an allotment representing the error that it was the land The question arises whether the property in dispute was at the relevant time - Land Dispatches (Land Settlement). Act (XLVII of 1958) was within the meaning. The respondent's question, which was allotted as a factual and mixed law question, was necessary to establish a case, allow the parties the opportunity and decide the matter so as to be fair. The court's finding of interest in the game should have been referred to by the authorities under Act XLVII of 1958 and as such it had no question. The title of the plaintiff was finalized, were the courts wrong decisions which were held under the judgment of the plaintiff and reached the issue of whether the property was disputed or displaced by the disputed persons? Was. Land Settlement) Act, 1958 property advocate from Gaggo Mandi lawyer