The son of the Section Spec Special Relief Act (in 1877), sections 42 and 54, separate possession, declaration and permanent injunction, on this basis filed a lawsuit for division and separate occupancy in the case of 50 percent of the property in dispute. That his father was one of the legal heirs of the plaintiff's grandmother and 50% of his father had purchased it through the registered sale deed, the son also sued the plaintiff for the declaration and permanent injunction against the defendant And both the cases were upheld by the court. And the division case filed by the defendant's son was pronounced, while the declaration and permanent injunction case filed by the plaintiff by the son were dismissed, the appellate court upheld the stable decisions of the courts. Retained court officials could not identify a lawyer for the plaintiff based on the record. Any illegal action or weakness that could be termed material irresponsibility to interfere with approved decisions has been revoked by the Appellate Court below.
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