In the light of the expiration of the right to property under section 26 of the statute of limitations of 1906, all the elements mentioned for forcible possession or possession of property are discussed below - 1) The usurper must actually be the occupier of the land. There will be no work of seizing such paperwork which is not in the possession of the rapist but possession is seen in his name in the ledger. 2) Occupancy of property must be uninterrupted , open and against all others, including the real Marik. That is why the other name of national occupation is the right of possession. 3) The occupier must have the desire to seize the property by force. 4) Forcible possession must be in the knowledge of the real owner. 5) If the first occupation is started according to the law , then the forcible claim cannot be raised later. 6) The plaintiff will have to take possession of the land in his own claim. . How long does it take in case of forcible possession: When the possession of a defendant is against the plaintiff, it becomes forcible possession. If the other's property has been forcibly occupied for more than 12 years and the real owner of the property has not resorted to court to recover the possession in that possession, the usurper's right over that property is acquired. Therefore, it can be said that the period of 12 years is counted as the period of occupation. Which is described in section 26 of the statute of limitations of 1906. When the property of the occupier is acquired