The Special Relief Act, 1877, supported the case for title and occupation of the 42 plaintiffs; the plaintiff was ordered to resign as a tenant, the order of disclosure was retained by the collector and Commissioner Plaintiff also objected. On the basis of this claim, he claimed ownership of the property on which the court ruled, he was not a party to arbitration proceedings, and the award was passed on behalf of the plaintiff under which the plaintiff ruled against the suit. Was filed against. The award was made a court rule, the trial court ruled in the case, and the appeal filed by the defendant was upheld by the lower appellate court, where the objections against the decisions and orders of the two courts below the accused were referred to as technical features. There was nothing else, the High Court refused to interfere with them, as the parties had full justice after having had the opportunity to prove themselves; Holding, illegal, baseless and in the circumstances affecting the rights of the plaintiff.
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