The Special Relief Act 1877 Section 42 suit for declaration claimed that the last male owner of the suit land survived by the plaintiff as his daughter and the plaintiff, his brother and sister being the victim's daughter. Was entitled to half of it. Her deceased father's estate was a defendant's sister's assertion, but the other defendants claimed that the defendant was not the plaintiff's daughter, proving this by providing irrefutable evidence on the record. That the deceased had a legitimate daughter, but the trial court dismissed the trial and the appeal filed against the trial court's decision was also dismissed on record by the appellate court evidence, which proved that the defendant had a legitimate daughter, Contrary to what was recorded by the courts, the High Court is in compliance with the decision of the jurisdiction and its orders. Can be enrolled E-courts were laid down and judgment was pronounced as praying for the case filed by the plaintiff.
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