The plaintiff, who filed a Section 42 lawsuit, alleged that the defendant forcibly sold the plaintiff's house in favor of his wife's registered sale deed from the Power of Attorney, and the plaintiff's wife filed the petition with the applicant / seller. Sold. The plaintiff sought a declaration that it was stated that the sale was without valid authorization, the plaintiff worked with the plaintiff, was a blind and illiterate man, and had filed a lawsuit between the plaintiff and other residents in the pending High Court. The plaintiff was given the option of a lawyer. The plaintiff never gave the defendant the option to sell his house. The real power of attorney was not prepared and the plaintiff was never confronted with the same plaintiff. It was not stated that the lawyer had told the defendant. The house was agreed to be sold and the money was received through it. None of the evidence was considered, whatever the case, it did not occur that the plaintiff had executed a lawyer of authority based on the power to control ney; and that the power of attorney was It was read to the plaintiff and he identified it after understanding its contents There was no reason why the sale contract and the invoices alleged by the claimant did not appear. Was tried and the case proved. There was no evidence and no claim was made by the plaintiff that the plaintiff consulted with the plaintiff before transferring his property to his wife, where a lawyer intended to transfer the property of his principal to a close relative. What, he had to consult with the Appellate Court below, illegally
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