The Special Relief Act 1877 was implemented by the plaintiff for the sale of the suit for sale of the suit 42 and the consideration was paid by the plaintiffs, the possession of the suit land was handed over to the plaintiffs, specific performance. A statement was filed instead of a suit for. The trial trial court dismissed the case, while the lower appellate court overturned the trial court's findings and held the defendants' view that the sale agreement was considered a gross sale. In the case of the plaintiff in the case of the plaintiff when he was required to file a case for the specific performance of the contract, his land was not suit for declaration of title and the lower appellate court decision was set aside. Was gone and the trial court was reinstated.
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