The Special Relief Act 1877 Section 42 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), section 115 suit for the plaintiff, challenged the validity of the sale deadline, proving that the sale process was the result of fraud and misrepresentation. Was on. The plaintiff neither appeared before the trial court on its own, nor any actual effort was made to prepare the dead 4n record, as it is also said that the trial court and the lower appellate court dismissed the case. Had done The plaintiff applies to cases relating to the granting of correctness of section 115, CPC revision, respectively, illegal assumptions, unreasonable or unreasonable exercise of jurisdiction, and not even against the termination of law or fact. , Which did not affect the superior jurisdiction. The court, in any way; no matter what, however wrong, wrong or perverse, the decision may be on either the facts or the question of law, unless the decision involves a matter of jurisdiction. On appeal, he was held liable for correcting, but had not been revised. On such grounds, until the conclusion reached, the error of the law was not expressly shown that the decisions and orders of the two courts did not suffer from any form of weakness or mismanagement. [P 494] A , B&C
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