Section 12 (2) Specific Relief Act (I of 1877), Sections 8 and 42 of the Transferred Property Act (IV of 1882), Section 41 Declaration on the decree of consent / consent for declaration of suit and deception based on false statement Request 12 (2), the CPC maintenance plaintiff, the alleged seller of the suit property, filed a declaration against the seller, enforcing the buyer without any property, in which the plaintiff's consent was approved On the basis of this voluntary decision, another declaration was filed by the plaintiff against the said buyer. / Defendant who was rightly rejected because it was stated that the consent decree was collective in nature, because there is no explanation for the additional common circumstances where the seller himself purchased the disputed property 75,000 / four years later. ? 22,000 / - only for the petitioner to apply on behalf of the plaintiff, the same property consented that the decree of consent was therefore maintained, ilure defend mentioned in the written statement of some of the first agreements reached between the defendant and the plaintiff. The plaintiff was inconsistent with the suit for the past six years, while the plaintiff failed to explain why it had not taken any action against the defendant. Retrieve or assert their rights for up to six years in the disputed property, in which case the plaintiff could not be considered excessive buyer of the property in question. \ N \ r \ n
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