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ALLAH RAKHA versus DHOONDA

Recovery of Section 3 Applicants of the West Pakistan Redemption and Mortgage Landed Act 1964, Section 3 Homelessness Land (XLVII of 1958), Section 10 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Section 3 The application for permission was granted by the collector's respondents to the land held in his mortgage, which was allotted land in the inquiry, as an vacancy was filed by the Board, under the order of the Collector. The Revenue was set aside, the question of fact regarding the appellate court's legitimate right was reached to the Appellate Court and in the Board of Revenue's review, the relief was The petition was moved beyond sixty years by the competent authorities, thus, in requesting the recovery petition of the rejected applicant, the applicant was allotted to respond to his certified claim as blank. Failure to point to the passer-by regarding the exact date on which the land was kept in interest for evacuation by his predecessor, although the burden was on him. That the request for redemption was within time when the respondents proved that for the sixty-year period set out for the redemption. After this legal period the petition for redemption was transferred because the equity was not from the applicant as the land was allotted to the defendant against it. After a long litigation, the certified claim was dismissed under the circumstances how to become a advocate from Abdul Hakim lawyer