The authorization of the authorization and permanent injunction against the specific relief Act (1877 I), Sections 42, 14 and 15 of the Assessment Act 1882, sections 42 and 54 claim that the plaintiff claimed that they were easy to use. Has gained the right to The transfer of the dispute to the defendant by the authority was illegal and unlawful. The petitioner's complaint was that the metal road constructed by the defendants was 15 feet wide while the dispute was about 40 feet and it was on the basis of the width of the road that the applicants were claiming the right of ease. The Matilda / Pucca Road was built very close to the controversial passage that the plaintiffs could use for the purpose of accessing their eternal parallel or adjacent construction. That road provides effective access to the population of the plaintiffs, which they could not claim and could not claim any right of ease about a particular passage. The defendants had prevented the victims from accessing their settlements, which was not affected in any way by the closure of the controversial passage due to the construction of a metal road.
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