Section 53 Civil Code of Conduct (v. 1908), Section 115 Revenue Record, contains long entries in which part of the underground land was recorded as common law, while the other was owned by the plaintiff and invalidated. Fahmy was targeted by the courts, detecting the courts below was not based on such entries but was not sustainable on the basis of later changed entries and was kept separate, whereby the entries in the revenue record were factored. Was turned against the preferred position and was declared ineffective and ineffective on the plaintiffs ? Defendants were barred from using the plaintiff's thorough land and changing the role of the land shown in the land records as Aam Common Aam.
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