Limitation Act 1908 Arts 142 and 144 The suit for property ownership was neither denied nor denied by the plaintiff, and it claimed to have acquired the title by prescription. Has never disclosed what he is entitled to in the property during litigation. In question, for which he was seeking counsel for the High Court's arguing case, he contradicted his evidence and pleaded that he had been named by prescription, in addition to the fact that The request for was too late. Without the stage and any basis, the title was declared non-Islamic by prescription and in the case of Maqbool Ahmed (1991 SCMR 2063) the Supreme Court had seized it in a way, therefore, any such request The defendant could not benefit from the capture. Decree
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