Sections 9 and 42 of the Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Section 9 and Article 142 of the Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), sections 100 and 115 of the suit, which are limited to possession and declaration, have claimed that the plaintiff claimed possession of the disputed land and He has a gift. The owner and the defendants forcibly expelled him from the land. The defendants denied the plaintiff's claim and claimed that they had possession of the suit land because the defendant was sued by his owner. Denied and claimed a gift from the owner in favor of the claimant. After the time of filing by the plaintiff and the prosecution under the law, the trial court and the appellate court rejected the gift proceedings presented by the plaintiff, while the gift presented by the defendant was present. The date and year of his execution, the plaintiff claims that the gift act was implemented in his favor in approximately 1963, and that the gift process was favorable in favor of the defendants. It was evident in these circumstances that the gift proceedings were presented for the first time in favor of the defendants that the gift process was executed in favor of them and in the presence of the first gift under the law, the second gift was invalid. Alleged that he was forcibly disposed of by the defendants when he was enjoying the same as Section 142 of the Limitation Act, 1908, which served a period of 12 years, was applicable in this case and the plaintiff was bound that He brought the case within 12 years from the date of his alleged violation. From disputed land, but the plaintiff and his witnesses failed to prove that the suit would otherwise be time-barred.
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