The plaintiff's claim for effective coordination of fact-finding, possession and masonry profits was decided by the courts based on the evidence on record, which indicated that the Special Relief Act 1877 section 42 records In favor of the transfer of property, the plaintiff was made by the competent authority. The defendant failed to challenge such transfer. Was based on a reasonable definition of the court's finding under the plaintiff's claim. By this it was proved that the defendant was occupying the premises without the consent of the owner and thus he could not defend his possession simply because the case was filed by his wife in which he Claimed that he was entitled to transfer in his circumstances the facts of the matter were neither irrational nor irrational.
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