The land limit suit for possession of the IDPs (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act, 1958, section 30, 30 was originally vacated under custody by law, then acquired by the central government for settlement purposes. And then he was transferred to the homeless. Section 30 of the Individuals (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act, 1958, legalizing the transfer of land, established a legal relationship between the transferor / claimant and the property owner, the legal relationship of the landlord and the tenant, Came into being in the middle. And the plaintiffs on the power of section 30 Dis, the Displaced Persons (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act, 195, thus, were not to prove their occupation or disposition within the statutory period but to show it to the occupants. That they have effectively rejected this title and interest. After the plaintiff had invested the property in title to the plaintiff, the suit was in the following manner: [limit]
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