Incorrect entry in revenue record --- Limitation period for challenging such entry --- Scope --- Law states that if a wrong entry is made and , in .........

2023 SCMR 2103 

Incorrect entry in revenue record --- Limitation period for challenging such entry --- Scope --- Law states that if a wrong entry is made and , in accordance with the prevailing Land Revenue Act , the ownership entry is recorded in the Register Haqdaran Zameen / Jamabandi / periodical record , each new entry in the latest record , typically updated every four years , creates a new cause of action --- However , for a plaintiff to successfully argue that the wrong entry was unknown to him and lacked legal basis , he must demonstrate that the last wrong entry came to his knowledge --- In such cases ,, the Court has declared the suit to be within time --- However , it is important to note that the Supreme Court , as well as the principles of law of limitation , have never provided a blanket exemption from the law of limitation for individuals challenging an admitted wrong entry .

Setting aside findings of lower court/s --- Proper reasons and logical justification --- When a higher court is unsatisfied with the findings of the lower courts , the higher court must carefully examine and discuss the lower courts ' findings --- Subsequently the higher court should provide reasons for disagreeing with the lower courts and replacing their findings with its own --- Any findings being set aside must be done so with proper reasons and logical justification , while the findings made by the higher I court must also be supported by valid reasons based on the available evidence and the law .

Revisional jurisdiction of the High Court --- Scope --- When a Trial Court and the first appellate court , which are responsible for considering both factual and legal aspects , have already taken a specific viewpoint , the High Court under the jurisdiction granted by section 115 of the C.P.C. should generally refrain from offering an alternative interpretation of the evidence , unless the lower courts ' interpretation is clearly unreasonable or contradicts well established legal principles .

2023 SCMR 2103