Short Note : This is a Plaintiffs second appeal against dismissal of their suit by the lower appellate Court in appeal. The trial Court had decreed the suit. 2. It is not disputed by the parties here that Art. 47 of the Limitation Act, 1908 is applicable in the present case. The contention of the appellants is that the period of limitation has to be counted from 14-4-1967, i.e., the date of the final order in the second proceeding under section 145 and not from 13-7-1956, the date of final order in the first proceeding under section 145, as subsequently the appellants were put in possession by order of the Board of Revenue. Held : Even the plaintiff Ganga Prasad has not said that the defendants have actually delivered possession to them. Though the Khasra entry, Ex-P-4, for the year 1961-62 mentions about possession of the plaintiffs but Haribhushan, Kanungo (PW3) has stated that the defendants possession over the suit land has not been mentioned only for this year 1961-62. From 1962-63 onwards the possession of the defendants is entered in the Khasras. The only other witness Nathulal (PW2) admitted that he went in gust only for once and he has no field there nor he saw anyone cultivating the land. Similarly, Sukhdeo (PW5) in cross-examination admitted that for the last 20 years he has no field by the side of the suit land and he is resident of another village. Under the circumstances, the lower appellate Court was right in holding that the plaintiffs have failed to prove that they were ever put in possession after the final order in the first proceeding under section 145, i.e., since 13-7-1956. Under Art.47 of the Limitation Act the plaintiffs should have filed the suit for possession within three years but the suit has been filed on 19-7-1967. The suit is, therefore, hopelessly barred by limitation. The subsequent final order in the second proceeding under section 145 would not give any fresh starting point for limitation became in the second order also the possession of the defendants has been maintained. Appeal dismissed.