Section 454 of the Property Act 1882 Special Relief Act (of 1877), section 42 of the sale of advertising land owned by the suit owner for the defendant allegedly made by her husband to a general power lawyer. Land sales were challenged. The plaintiff alleged that at the time of the execution of the General Power of Attorney in favor of her husband, she was only minor at the age of 10/12 and at that time she was under the influence of her husband. According to the plaintiff, the lawyer's lawyer was invalid and on the basis of which the sale of the land by her husband is justified, even though it is accepted, the plaintiff claims that he was executed for about two and a half years after his execution. The majority has been obtained and the registration of the General Power of Attorney in favor of her husband, should be canceled if she wishes that her husband does not have the option to deal with her land. The e-work in favor of the plaintiffs / shopkeepers was generally executed by the plaintiff's lawyer almost six years after the plaintiff's husband had obtained a majority while she was living with him. Did not attempt to override General Power. Third parties / defendants should be responsible for the irrelevant actions of their lawyer's husband, especially when supporting his or her own conduct, especially when dealing with her husband's spouse. To be able to deal with, the suit of the plaintiff cannot be deprived of his rights in the suit land for valuable consideration without notice of any defect in the discretion of the plaintiff's husband, the plaintiff's own actions In charge of her husband
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