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GHULAM MUHAMMAD versus JAN MUHAMMAD

Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) Applicant (co-partner) and defendant (alien) jointly handed over both parcels of land that purchased the land from another partner, possession of the land acquired, respondent The sale petitioner (co-partner) handed over to the respondents was shown to have occupied the land under the respondents in Khusra Garwadi while such entries were changed by the applicant with the Patwari affidavit and Instead, it was registered as a tenant. Respondents were shown possession of the land in question, because at the time of sale as a co-owner, the legitimate vendor occupied the land, the respondents had the option to cultivate the land themselves or Get it The farmer by the applicant was the farmer by the applicant and for the relevant period the respondent and the tenant under the deficit garbage correctly represented the position that the partner, the partner, you are not the tenant even in the circumstances. Merit's appeal was denied property advocate from Barbar Loi lawyer