Special Relief Act 1877 Section 42 Case for Plaintiff The plaintiff sought the declaration that the sale and mortgage transaction by her brother in connection with the suit property was illegal, without the jurisdiction of the plaintiff. Without restriction, the defendant had alleged against his right and authorized that the defendant was his general attorney, so he was given the authority to supervise and manage the land only, and he did not have much authority to do so. The General Power of Attorney was executed by the plaintiff and her other sisters. The plaintiff and his brother / defendant who have been thumbing through the others have shown that the defendants, under the registered power of attorney, are said to have possession of immovable power that the defendant is usually the attorney. Have the power to. In order to separate the property, some of the suit land can be transferred to the rights of their sons and grandchildren. The plaintiff's decision cannot be objected to and the trial court's approved decree on the proper definition of evidence. The Court cannot interfere with the exercise of its jurisdiction.
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