Sections 27 (b) and 41 of the dwarf-clarified buyer Proof Defense Winds held that the seller had sold the suit to them on a voluntary permit but could not prove it to be their possession, they were reluctant to give the suggestion. Expressed The court, that a local commission had been appointed, from which the parishioner of the Tejinto-Rosenmacha found that only symbolic possession was taken to the defendant defendants who claimed that he was in physical possession of the suit land but He became suspicious of the suspects. By resorting to compliance with the consent decree, either because of the failure to take physical possession or their title to a tax deduction, the plaintiff's title, then the seller, was acquired by the shopkeeper, The suit still remained the property owner. consent With the consent of the voluntary decree, it could not be defeated that there was sufficient material on record to show the plaintiffs. The required inquiry was made from the record of income before the transfer claimant purchased the property, therefore, was entitled to the protection of his title under section 41 of the transfer property. \ r \ n
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