Charges of fraud and misrepresentation against section 12 (2) and 115 amendment orders under section 12 (2), CPC Lespendens, termination of Lieutenant Empire suit land under the principle of enforcement The question of non-compliance was whether the CPC was applicable in the case of section 12 (2). The legitimate applicants had claimed that they were the better purchaser of the suit land but according to the principle of Wandy WARNING, it was the duty of the applicants to take legal action regarding the land. Whether pending or not, the applicant was not the party required to process the review request which was in continuation of the lawsuit filed prior to their purchase, which was claimed in favor of the applicants at the time of sale. During the course of the litigation was impacted. Any element of pendens fraud or misrepresentation was not identified as requesting jurisdiction under s, 12 (2), CPC, as the tile review application was decided on a legal point of fair competition and After the decree was not collective the requests were rejected with no power \ r \ n \ r \ n
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