Specific Relief Act 1877 Section 42 Registration Act (XVI of 1908), Section 17 Civil Procedure Code (VV 1908), Section 115 Gift Factor Gift From the findings of the Trial Court and the Appellate Court, the effect was correct. Based on an accurate analysis of the evidence, the appellate court's gift was not valid based on the proper scrutiny of the evidence even otherwise, the alleged act of gifting was not recorded, therefore, it cannot be considered conclusive. That the appellate court had found out the truth. The late donor lady was illiterate, but the name of the gift contained her signature. There was no evidence on record that the late donor was so religious that she would donate her property, even to the gift recipient. There was no knowledge of when the alleged donor expired, which was affected by the appellate court's finding. Much trust in the trial court's finding was upheld in the appellate court's dispute resolution until it distorted the law. The appellate court, which did not prove the facts of the gift, was retained in the circumstances
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