Special Relief Act 1877 Section 42 suit to declare with relief that the claimant was the owner of the property because the suit without distribution was a share of the land and the other partner was not entitled to interfere with the possession of the suit land. And that the shares of other partners in favor of the sale were more than the affirmation of their shares, both the courts below had repeatedly discovered that the plaintiff was occupying certain land because the shareholder and owner The plaintiff has failed to prove that the other partner is a partner. Both acquittal courts, after discussing the evidence, concluded that M Ai can be termed as a co-partner in relation to a particular part of the land as the joint was never divided, the circumstances can be made against the shareholders, and as the tire was not divided, each shareholder has his or her share. Owner will be deemed to have agreed that the conclusions based on the facts and evidence on record of both the courts seizing the suit property did not interfere with the High Court.
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