The allotment of plot for the Special Relief Act 1877 Section 42 and 56 suit declaration = The controversial plot in the name of the defendant was canceled and he remained in his possession after which the plot was allotted to the plaintiff but in his possession Was not delivered. The plaintiff's intention was to cancel the allotment because he could not complete the construction within the stipulated time. Such action by the authority was at trial in the plaintiff by the plaintiff, which was rejected by the trial court's decision and the trial court's decision. The order was retained. In the exercise of the jurisdiction of the lower appellate court, the unanimous conclusions of the facts raised by the courts by the courts were set aside as this possession was never handed over to them because its construction was fixed. Cannot complete the period where the defendant did not request the jurisdiction of a civil court to establish or remedy his title, but waited for the outcome of the litigation initiated by the plaintiff. However, he could not take any advantage because after the cancellation of the plot, he would have no legal status. Li did not, in the present case, the plot was subject to the completion of the physical reference. The plot was not possible by some of the official proceedings and by the plaintiff as the relevant department had to delegate its proper occupation as the appeal was dismissed.
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