For the consideration of Section 41 Special Relief Act (I of 1877), Section 27 (b) was purchased by the plaintiff buyer, the claimant claiming that it was given by the seller in exchange for change, proof of exchange. In the presence of the change, he was approved by the plaintiff, but he never claimed suit land that Wendy was obligated to conduct a proper investigation, but was not expected to, like any expert Wendy. The mutation entries will not be checked, nor will the various landing details have to be checked and examined for land issue. . Neither going back to the record of the revenue between the claimant and the seller, nor the more complex inquiries in relation to the transaction of exchange, the existence of the entry of the shopkeeper into the Revenue Record for the past several decades without any objection or challenge; There will be sufficient evidence to ascertain the title of the shopkeeper. The seller did not object to the possession of the claimant to the seller, the plaintiff's misconduct was to be protected under section 41 of the Transfer Property Act, 1882 by legitimate evidence of failure to refuse and the sale in favor of it. Not open to challenge \ r \ n \ r \ n
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