Limitation Act 1908 Article 144 Specific Relief Act (of 1877), section 42 Applicant title Title Respondent's possession case based on oral sale Declaration and substitution Due to adverse possession of more than twelve persons The trial court dismissed both the suit property years before the respondents did not file an appeal against the dismissal of their claimants The appeal against the trial court's finding was dismissed on the ground that the alleged oral sale was due. The defendants had established their owners and said that occupation had been animosity for more than twelve years. ? property had long been discussed as the owner of land applicants proved that the entries in the revenue records, and so on, they failed to maintain their right to return are entitled to take possession of the respondents. The suit filed by the respondents was unsuccessful and no appeal was filed, stating that Agai was finalized after the search, thus, as the applicant owner, the possession of the property under question Deserved
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