The plaintiff who occupied the Section 8 suit claimed to be the buyer of the plaintiff's suit estate and alleged that it was a fraudulent transaction, that the plaintiff alleged that the suit was a landlord After the death of the owner, the defendant acquired possession of the suit property. In no way was the law guaranteed and its occupation not valid, both sides added evidence to support their claims. Both the trial court and the appellate court filed regular second appeals against the defendants by the plaintiffs. Rejected simultaneously. The plaintiffs' unclean decisions below the plaintiffs failed to present any credible evidence in support of their case, and could not prove that the sale of the suit land in favor of the defendants was fraudulent, without consideration. And has failed to prove that they deserve it. It is appropriate and appropriate to decide cases below the court. There was no justification for the second appeal
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