Section 52 of the Special Relief Act (1 of 1877), a party to a suit for possession of section 8 suit, in this case, without dealing with the property in dispute, without the prior permission of the court, if either party makes a transaction. Or in any way altering the nature of the suit property or excluding the property in dispute or dispute, will be at its own cost and risk and will not be approved by the relevant court at the time of the final decision of the matter. The methods, methods, or means themselves had to suffer, until the person arriving at such a transaction would be bound by the decree that was adopted in the suit and claim any additional or alternative benefits. Could not and such a person would have to follow in his footsteps. The party under which he claimed any such right
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