Specific Relief Act 1877 Section 54 Permanent Order Prohibited Trial Court ruled, but the appellate court dismissed on appeal that Relief claimed that it was unlawfully in breach but the appellate court entered into other unrelated questions. done. The real owner agreed to an agreement whereby the original owner approved the applicant to be a tenant where the respondent claimed that a part of the rental premises had been wrongfully stripped of the landlord or It was denied leasehold rights, could file a lawsuit to restore its rights or to restore its rights, and the respondent cannot be allowed to request that the applicants Applicants may have been forcibly or illegally seized, the applicant was physically in possession of the suit property, the result of the past several years Was recorded by the Appellate Court Appellate Court's decision was illegal and without jurisdiction to set aside the circumstances
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