Following the trial of the Articles 42 and 54 of the Special Relief Act, 1877, and the trial of a permanent injunction restraining the trial, the first appellate court rejected the decision and the ruling. Under this misconception the remand of the first appellate court affecting the part of the "unrelated person" was obtained while in fact the person presented in the trial court's finding was not excluded. , An order of remand was issued without analysis and scrutiny, after which the first appellate court appeared before the jurisdiction of the first appellate court in connection with the share of the unrelated person share, and the relevant person in the relevant case The case for seeking remand to join the legal heritage was not sustainable, the court remanded and the judgment and decree, the plaintiff's case The verdict was issued stating. The situation was restored
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