Section 8 Suit for Occupation Plaintiff sued the landlord who purchased a property for sale because the plaintiff conceded in his land that the seller and the owner of the suit land. Had promised to take possession of the land, but was refused in spite of the petitions under which the order of the suit was canceled by the courts which was affirmed in the appeal. The Waldetti plaintiff, who had not occupied the land purchased by him, should have sued the seller who was the defendant and the plaintiff (father). ), Which was occupying the land under dispute with his father / seller, was not implemented because the cell-work party in this case showed that the plaintiff became co-owner in a quarry with the defendant's father. That is, the plaintiff had to file a suit for distribution of the suit land unless otherwise the shop could be found in exchange for a mortgaged property purchased by the plaintiff. After giving false guidance in the application of the law to the facts of this case, the two competent courts put their decision aside and the case filed by the plaintiff was dismissed.
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