The plaintiff simply denied the transaction to prove the alleged relief sale cancellation of section 39 of the Special Relief Act, 1877, and pleaded that the controversial registered sale deed was processed by him through ers impersonation. Was. Plaintiff Lower Appellate Court upheld the trial court's decision Plaintiff presented the brother as a witness because he was involved in the bargain and was present in the case when he was a plaintiff even when the sale agreement was executed. That he was fraudulently deprived of his property was not properly discharged on the plaintiff's refusal to bargain, the delivery of the possession was never disputed and the plaintiff sought recovery of possession where the defendant The suit belonged to the property and also filed a sale, not to instruct the defendant further evidence. Yes, but the defendant presented two witnesses, one was a close relative of the plaintiff and the other was a member of the village who identified the plaintiff at the time of the registration of the sale agreement and the decree of the two courts was incorrect. And were based on not reading the evidence. Was set aside because the circumstances decided the suit
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