Transfer of the applicant by amending the Gifts to the Specific Relief Act (in 1877), section 42 and 54 in response to the suit for the execution and injunction of the gift in relation to the land, which was the applicant's daughter. The land got its favor. She filed a gift in the land in favor of her son in a dispute with Petitioner challenging that she could give her son more presents by refusing to give the respondents his land, which could lead to a trial and Both the appellate courts, together with the finding that the gift had been altered, did not yield any positive evidence to prove that the respondents, who were the claimants for the oral gift in their favor, had come to the conclusion that when the applicant was on behalf of The alleged gift was announced in his favor and he accepted the same, so there was no witness at all. In this day, day, date, time, month, year, and location of the respondent was not examined by any evidence or proved by any particular person on the applicant. , It was dismissed by his statement, it was the defendant's responsibility to include positive evidence, in which he had failed the Lambardar, who claimed to have identified the applicant at the time of the gift change before the tehsildar. ? , Was not a member of the relevant village, but was from another village and was not specified as the concerned Lambardar was not presented as no person was examined by the Department of Revenue, Patwari or Tehsildar. Was not shown possession of the gifted land. The basis of an alleged gift ever
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