Section 42 Declaration The plaintiff purchased a plot off the ground from the particular measles plaintiff who had purchased a portion of the particular loss which was previously challenged by the owner but later on the decree of the same agreement, the plaintiff was the settlement. , The suit sold for a statement filed by the plaintiff in dispute with some others was upheld, and the appellate court held that the question arose as to whether the defendant had acquired the said measles land. Partner or not and he sold the controversial plot to his right. Prior to the settlement agreement, nothing was available in the record to prove that the defendant was a co-owner, and thus the lien had no right to sell the underlying plot that was sold to the claimant under the registered sale deed, High Court dismisses Appeal decision and court orders not lawful
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