Sections 22 and 25 of the Special Relief Act (of 1877), Section 42, the Appellate Court found, on the part of the plaintiff's decree, that the plaintiff was the owner of the house No. 65 as set forth in the order of the Deputy Settlement Commissioner dated 131 1971. And that the plaintiff was the owner of house No. 78 as stated in the same order of the Deputy Settlement Commissioner, which was not taken by any party before any superior party and thus the trial court's final Legitimate observation was obtained that it was off limits. The settlement of the department was against the record on 14 1977 1977 as the record accordingly was already made by the Deputy Settlement Commissioner under the order of 13 1 1971 and that date, in the presence of both parties, on the 15th 1977, the site. The plan was created in accordance with the aforesaid limitation order that after the transfer of the suit properties, the settlement authorities became factories and I was not open to them to limit the suit properties, as it was Was exclusively the work of the civil court, without restriction because it provided for the displacement of the IDPs under section 22 of the 1958 Act. Or that any officer appointed under each order made by each order shall be final and shall not be questioned in any court and the jurisdiction of the civil court under section 25 of the Act Was transferred by the Department of Settlement. Through a temporary transfer order, he was unable to find the defendant and was requesting the settlement to identify the property where the plaintiff was located, in favor of the transfer being that he knew what moved him. C
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