Articles 6 and 38 of the Special Relief Act (of 1877), section 42 suit for the claim of the claimant claiming that the suit was the land owned by him and the plaintiff had no relation to the same plaintiff for which the suit was a land relation. I was confirmed the change. Providing proprietary rights in favor of the defendant was illegal and outlawed, the defendant denied, claiming that the changes were properly certified by the trial court, after preparing the parties 'cases and recording the parties' evidence. The trial was dismissed and its order was affirmed by the Court of Appeal. The evidence on the record shows that the record of at least three generations was amended for the defendant to enter, that his father and his grandfather be permanently tenants in the suit land. The occupation was recorded as a tenant and in effect, no application or evidence was in the record. In interest, its predecessors relinquished the tenancy in the sense of section 38 of the Punjab Tenancy Act, 1887. The petitioner, in order to interfere with the simultaneous decisions and orders of the courts under section 115, CPC, was excluded under the circumstances, pending review of the court's concurring decisions and orders.
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