In order to be the claimant of the plaintiff's relief under section 42 of the Special Relief Act, 1877, he claimed that he did not transfer his property in favor of the defendant through the Tamalek's that he did so without the consent of the plaintiff. It was certified to prove that Tamalek was present, saying that the plaintiff's consent was confirmed and transferred to the plaintiff, but the defendant was unsuccessful - any evidence By failing to exclude defendant, defendant failed to exclude organs, therefore, the trial was pending before the appellate court. C was not justified, therefore, the trial court's decision was rightly put aside in that the appellate court's finding was not to read any false statements or evidence on record, not to interfere with the High Court. Can be
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