Plaintiff's claim for a plain42 claim was that the claimants owned the two deceased persons and that they were entitled to inherit after his death. The plaintiff denied his claim, claiming that He is entitled to inherit the land as a son. There was no evidence about the nephew of one of the victims and the nephew of the other, who had no claim of any fraud which led to his being sued by the defendant while he was in proof of his claim by the defendant. He was admitted as the son of one of the proprietors of the suitland pedigree table presented. Otherwise, the plaintiff's own claimants, besides the claimants themselves, were not at all exposed to the testimony presented by the plaintiff that the plaintiff was, if not a son, the deceased owner of the suit land, who was suicidal. Was an attack. The other deceased owner, the trial court, dismissed the plaintiff's case against the defendant rightly and the appellate court was deemed not justified in supporting it. The E verdict and the trial court's decree
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