Sections 13 and 28 of the Special Relief Act (Constitution of 1877), the section 574 withholding the public way of decision on the dispute were about the use of suit land because public streets / streets claimed that it had purchased the whole measles number. And no public road was included. In the same trial court, based on the evidence available on the record, it was held that the previous owners had abandoned the suit for public street purposes, and that the area used as a street was sold in favor of the sale. Was not included. Defendants, therefore, ruled that the appellate court overturned the investigation filed by the trial court and allowed the appeal where the suit land was made a path to the residences dedicated by previous owners. And the defendants did not make the entire purchase. In the Khasra No. area, the defendants had no right to close the coggillies and convert the disputed land into their exclusive use; They were present when they were seeking an injunction against the obstruction of the public transit verdict and the order passed by the appellate court was set aside.
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