Sec & 42 & 54 54 The claimant of the case for declaration and permanent injunction claimed that he was the owner of the shop on the basis of the document under which the respondent stated that the shop was in favor of the respondents. Whether the original owner of the shop in the dispute kept the applicant in the same manner as the tenant trial court case, but the appellate court rejected the trial court's ruling and order, in favor of the applicant or the original owner There was no written document available on the tenancy of his legal heritage and it was not proved that the applicant was paying. Is. Failing to consider respondents' rent, he said that important aspects of the case, decisions and decrees have been approved on the basis of misreading and non-reading of records, significant defaulters cannot be defective. The case was set aside, while the trial and the trial court, were upheld and retained.
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