A VII, R 11 and O XXIII, R 1 Specific Relief Act (I of 1877), Section 8 Suit Claim Withdrawal of Claim with Permission to File New Procedure for Retraction Case The lawsuit was brought against him. During the trial, it was stated that he intended to file a dismissal petition against the defendant and asked for permission to withdraw the case to file a new action, the trial court filed a new proceeding. Was dismissed by the plaintiff, but the plaintiff brought a second case for possession, but the plaintiff stated that the second trial was dismissed by the trial court and the appellate court on the ground that the plaintiff had in fact allowed the filing of a retraction. Was sought, but he could not sue for his possession, the plaintiff's argument was that he should seek eviction Despite the request to be made, the court is allowed to bring fresh suit to the plaintiffs and this order was also to be considered, not the plaintiff's legal status of the statement that the plaintiff had rightly claimed that it was the court's order on which And neither the plaintiff's statement, nor the two courts, were deemed to be ineligible to pass inappropriate orders; the lower court's injunctive orders were set aside and the trial for a preliminary judgment according to the law of the case. The court was remanded
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