The plaintiff for the Section 42 lawsuit and ownership alleges that the defendant in question had purchased the alterations fraudulently and dismissed the suit if there was no sale in his favor but allowed the appeal. The reason was that the relevant Patwari was sentenced. Responding to his anti-corruption proceedings in connection with another modification, the defendant claimed that the question about punishment in relation to some other changes in Patwari had nothing to do with the change, on behalf of the plaintiff. Earlier in the lawsuit, the district council appeared as the plaintiff in a lawsuit to take over the disputed land. The witness but his testimony provided evidence of the defense established by the defendant's witness, although in the present case he was executed as the defendant, but in the previous case he was a witness to the rebellious son who was a witness of the uprising. Was declared unsuccessful and was unsuccessful. Present in the witness box and no explanation was available on record of such failure. The convictions were well established and irregular and the appellate court exercised its jurisdiction with material misconduct, therefore, appellant. The order was placed aside \ r \ n \ r \ n
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