During the approval of the suit, for the specific performance of the Section 12 Land Acquisition Act (in 1894), the section 16 suit for an unspecified sale agreement, the Authority Trial Court rejected the land because after the acquisition, the seller was no longer The High Court, concerned with the property rights in the property, allowed the appeal under the jurisdiction of the appeal, and the trial was passed to the trial court. Acquisition did not disappoint the sale agreement in any way, because if a decree was approved, the specific performance of the contract would move the seller into the shoes of the seller for the purpose of recovering the compensation, approved by the High Court. The acquittal decision did not strongly support any illegal proceedings, and the case was rightly remanded to the trial court.
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