Claims 42 and 54 for the Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), O XXXXX, RR 2 and 3 suit and for a permanent injunction were dismissed by the plaintiff claiming ownership of the suit property on the basis of the sale process. He called for a permanent injunction against preventing aliens from interfering. In his possession and forcibly expelling him from the suit property, the trial court dismissed the trial, but the appellate court rejected the trial court's decision remanding the case as to whether the trial court should have conducted an inquiry at that time. Whether the suit was on land or not. He was dismissed on the eve of the trial and despite the court's order. The plaintiff did not apply for plaintiff's modification; if the plaintiff was excluded from the suit property in violation of the court's status code order, he could amend his terms to gain possession of the suit property. And the OA may also initiate proceedings under the provisions of XXRR2 and 3, CPC has not taken such action, the appellate court remanded, instead of deciding the matter based on available records. Was not legally correct to do so.
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