Article Spec 79 of the Special Relief Act (of 1877), claiming to file a case for proof of the Section 42 declaration document, the plaintiff alleged that he was an illiterate old man and that the defendant had forged and forged various papers on large paper. There were sales actions and such thumb impressions. The actions were illegal and invalid. The trial court, on appeal, dismissed the case by the appellate court, in which the legality the plaintiff specifically denied the execution was to prove the acts of sale to the beneficiary. All the witnesses were closely related to the defendant except that the defendant's witnesses admitted that the plaintiff did not know them and that the defendant was 71/72 years old, allegedly considering the sale deeds. His presence was not changed and his possession was with the appellate court. Evidence before the judgment was approved by the plaintiff denied the implementation of the document Such relief claim and grant was appropriate The plaintiff did not need to sue for the cancellation of the document The revision request was dismissed in the circumstances
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