Special Relief Act 1877 Section 8 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 100 Second Appellate Suit The parties owned by each other were adjacent to the plaintiff's complaint that the defendant had more cases than his rights. The court ruled in this case, but the lower appellate court, based on the report of the local commission, concluded that the plaintiff already had more than one plot of land in his possession and that the enclosure was enclosed. I dismissed the case. The defendant was not content with the three-march measure, rather than the five-marker of the disputed land where the plaintiff seized the land purchased by him and was within the bounds of which it was constructed, the High Court refused to intervene. ? The decision passed by the lower appellate court's appeal was dismissed in the circumstances
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