Section 42 Trial: Through the original owner, he gave some of his land to his son and the rest of his widow and two daughters the plaintiff claimed in their claim that the suit land was gifted by the original owner. And the other gave the video to others. The mutant plaintiffs claim to be land-based at the base, claiming the plaintiff did not produce any other record-based mutations that were the basis of their stand. He also said that no report was made in relation to the mutation, but the suit land was never given to the plaintiffs and he never occupied the suit land, much of the claim made by the plaintiffs. The very premise, it was demolished. That suit could not prove its title in relation to the land, the suit was affected by economic rumors and therefore arbitrary relief was also to be dismissed otherwise the appellate court was banned even though the trial court had granted it. The decision was approved. But the case was remanded for remand, and the remand was put aside after the illegal remand order was made illegal and the High Court affirmed the trial court's order. \ r \ n \ r \ n
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