Compatibility with the content on section 115 and O XLI, R 31 of the Specific Relief Act (I of 1877), review of the section 454 Permanent Order for Trial and the lawsuit recorded by both courts and the appellate court. And there seemed to be no bias. Applicants were discussed and dealt with in detail in every aspect of the case, as well as the Appellate Court, along with the trial court, there was no room for further consideration in this matter, Evidence of material on record was properly considered by the courts. No significant error was shown below and in the following two conclusions of concurrence of the facts by the two courts cannot be disturbed by the High Court under the jurisdiction of the amendment under section 115, CPC, Unless both of these courts have encountered a misunderstanding in recording the facts. Any pieces of evidence on the evidence were ignored or neglected or misguided by the two courts to clarify the following factual findings: Due to a mistake of law or rule of law on the CE record, decisions of the case could be affected. Yes, the appellate court fully participated in the dispute and outlined the points that arose for the determination and according to the record and the provisions of this decision. A. XLI, R 31, CPC, was not found to have been infringed The parties are fully alive in the matter and were given ample opportunity to present evidence in support of their respective disputes.
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