The section 5 and the shed suit for restoration were decided on the basis of a compromise between the parties. Defendant challenged the decree of the agreement on the basis that the lawyer appearing for it in the aforesaid settlement did not have the required authority from which the settlement agreement was presented. During the proceedings before the Family Court and the Court, the parties, in addition to the settlement in which the statements of the plaintiff and the defendant were recorded, were personally identified by the parties, and supporting the statement supporting the agreement. Was There could be no justification for interfering with the trial court's decision presented before the appellate court. Under the circumstances, the Family Court order was properly affirmed under which the trial court's request for the defendant was referred by the trial court in a manner which could not be interfered with. with
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