The Special Relief Act 1877 Section 8 Transfer of Property Act (I82 of I82), Section 573 for the plaintiff claims that it has purchased the suit property from the seller through a registered sale deed which was the sole heir of its original owner. Its plaintiff has objected to the claim that it had purchased the suit property from the original owner before the plaintiff, whose trial court had held that the plaintiff failed to prove its title in relation to the property. , But upon filing an appeal against the trial court's decision, the appellate court dismissed the case against the plaintiff to the shopkeeper to whom Ai had purchased the land as the sole heir of the original owner and after the death of the original owner the inheritance had not already been changed to the immovable inheritance as the sole heir of the owner was shown to the vendor of the property. Nor is there any other evidence to record that the seller has inherited the property in the inal owner's sole heir as the sole heir of the seller does not prove that the admission of the hereditary variable. He is the heir of the original owner and sold it after inheriting it until the title of a seller according to the property could not be legally passed by the plaintiff. Had purchased the suit property through a sale agreement with the original owner and a change in this regard was filed in favor of it, according to the appellate court. Yah said the agreement was a record when it was rejected by the agreement would not create any right, title or interest in the property to the appellate court agreement
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