Under section 8 and 9 of the Special Relief Act, 1877, the difference between the terms of section 9 and the suit under section 9, the Special Relief Act, 1877 is to be brought under the purview of section 9 of the Special Relief Act, 1877. It was in the possession of the plaintiff. That he was expelled by the defendant. That the settlement was without law and that the settlement occurred within 6 months of the suit relief provided under section 8, while a case may be filed under separate legal facts under section 8 of the Act. While at trial. There was no reference to the title of the person under the section under the under-related property and the case could be filed within six months from the settlement, whereas under section 88 there was no limit to the case under which the case was filed. Could go
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