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Relief for wrongful dispossession or ejectment.- In either of the following cases, namely— (a) if a tenant has been dispossessed without his consent of his tenancy or any part thereof otherwise than in execution of a decree or than in pursuance of an order under Sections 44 and 45 (b) if a tenant who, not having instituted a suit under Section 45, has been ejected from his tenancy or any part thereof in pursuance of an order under that Section denies his liability to be ejected. The tenant may, within one year from the date of his dispossession or ejectment, institute a suit for recovery of possession or occupancy or for compensation, or for both. 50-A. Bar of civil suits.- No person whose ejectment has been or- dered by a Revenue Court under Section 45, sub-section (6), or whose suit has been dismissed under Section 50, may institute a suit in a civil court to contest his liability "to ejectment, or to recover possession or occupancy rights or to recover compensation]. (Inserted by Puniab Act V' of 1929 Section 2) •