A. VIII, R7 Transfer Property Act (I82 of I82), section 119 Special Relief Act (I of 1877), sections 8 and 42 general or other relief scope to the plaintiff who is a party to the transfer of property to a portion of the property. Was deprived of. In return the defendants were not proven to be the owner of the entire property for the property, and the plaintiff testified in the second appeal that the plaintiff had claimed some other appropriate relief rather than return the possession. ? The compensation was to be passed in favor of the plaintiff, which was rejected by the High Court, stating that there could be other appropriate remedies other than words, which are commonly used in ordinary words such as plots and only as an added relief. Which can be given to the claimant. The chief of the General Relief said that the profits for the use and occupation of the Madame fan land by the plaintiffs for long did not ntiffs the play without any benefit.
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