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RIFATULLAH KHAN LODHI versus MUKHTAR ALI KHAN LODHI.

Special Relief Act 1877 Sections 8 and 42 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), O VII, R 11 Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Arts 14, 120, 127, 142 and 144 exemptions, declaration, occupation and distribution. In the interest of the parties, a disgruntled professional had the right to buy the land in dispute in case of payment of the price but he died before the payment of the price, one of the sons of the late / dependent depends on the order of the clashing authority. Based on , With the transfer of the land in his favor to the dispute as well as suppressing the names of the deceased's other heirs, upon the discovery of such fraud, the plaintiff, who was also the victim's son, had left the sole plaintiff and the authority. Moved the petition challenging the transfer of land in favor. The inquiry, while rejecting its order, filed a constitutional petition, challenging the defendant's order with the High Court, which was an application and the order of the authority canceling the transfer in favor of the plaintiff, on the one hand, was a technical matter. That the Settlement Commissioner could not receive a petition against the transfer order before becoming a notification officer, and that the plaintiff could take appropriate legal steps to protect his rights, so that the plaintiff decided almost 2 years after the decision. File a declaration, occupation and distribution lawsuit. The HC, after receiving information about the forfeiture of land in the dispute in favor of the plaintiff filed by the plaintiff, was not banned after almost 9 years and is not responsible for dismissing the plaintiff on this basis. Was done because the plaintiff will be denied if they find out about the alleged fraud. The defendant how to become a advocate from Shikarpur lawyer