Section 42 of the S29Specific Relief Act (I of 1877) sued the plaintiff for claiming that he had purchased the suit property through a registered sale, while the request of the plaintiff (the provincial government) was the one in which the local commissioner. Based on the report, the Forest Trial Court was safe. And the parties' decree, which has been retained, was made after an inquiry into B $ appellate court's notification of the nature and extent of public and private rights related to the suit property was not made. The provincial government still could not conduct such an inquiry as there is no obstacle in its path. The High Court accepted the appellate court's decision and decision, asking the provincial government to review the petition by the plaintiff's high court. After being separated, directed to inquire by a neutral officer / agency, and remand the case. Received remand with original instructions. An inquiry report should be submitted by the provincial government
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