The suit for the possession of sections 12 and 42 of the Special Relief Act 1877 and consequently for the decree of decree consent, earlier challenged by the respondent's consent to the suit for possession by the plaintiff in connection with the dispute. After more than five years, the defendant had voluntarily challenged the filing of a declaration in this regard that had been approved for possession in the previous case MLR 64 (1959) and ML. R 115 (1972) was a violation. It states that after the implementation of the first decree, it was declared invalid and the defendant was entitled to claim through it in the subsequent claim and the defendant was still in dispute despite the order. Lives in the possession of the property. In favor of becoming a co-partner in the joint litigation, the appellate court correctly observed that having a partner shareholder would benefit all the partners for the declaration filed by the defendant and therefore It could not be ruled that there was property in the dispute. The decision was not approved by the defendant before the defendant's occupation or prior decree had not been implemented; the defendant cannot be allowed to turn to say that the decree is separate. Should be made because he is in possession of the property in dispute or was a violation of the decree MLR64 and MLR 115
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