The West Pakistan Land Revenue Act, 1967, Article 42 (7) of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973) Article 185 (3) under the dispute over the occupation of land in the Shimla Deh plaintiff has the effect of declaring and permanently prohibiting that he was the owner of the Debt. The land is owned by him, he cannot be interrupted until the division. The trial court rejected, but in the appeal and the review, the leave was decided for appeal. Noting that a portion of the revenue record that came in favor of the plaintiff, the courts below ignored the entries that were in favor of the defendant. Whereas, according to the records, the owners in the village were the owners of their second estate, according to the custom, in Shamlat, an owner could retain his possession only according to his share, the respondent claimed that he had taken too much Occupied the disputed area. The defendant's contention regarding the Tanzania boat could not be ignored simply because of the absence of the defendant, as the order of the higher authority resulted in the confirmation of such variation which was being heard by the parties. Was approved after And the lower authorities were just following the orders of those officials. In this way, absence of importance could not be given at the time of confirming the defendant's uted controversial questions. The questions raised need to be examined.
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