Sections 8, 54 and 55 of the Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), section 151 and A. XXXVIII, R5 suit, suit for occupancy, masonry profits and injunctive defendant claimed that its owner (his deceased mother) sued. Property is gifted to him. That the defendant's title was documents and the lower floor was illegal. And that the civil court in one of the injunctions passed in the previous case had rendered the plaintiff innocent and handed over the suit property and the original title documents to the plaintiff and his rent and utility charges. Was responsible for paying for the entire duration of the illegal occupation. Because of the failure to submit a written statement headed by the plaintiff and not presented by the defendant, the plaintiff's suit property was to the plaintiff's mother's mother, which was trivial and her mother's suit property after the plaintiff's death. Was sent after her mother's death. The claim of his mother was gifted to him by three different persons at different intervals by the plaintiff's mother and all his claims were rejected by the courts at different times through different decrees, the plaintiff himself being the sole , To be special and special. In the possession of the plaintiff's position regarding the alleged gift of GR, the upper floor of the suit property was lied in favor of it by the plaintiff's deceased mother of the entire suit property, including the ground floor. In which the defendant chose to be absent and did not inspect the plaintiff, his evidence was not changed and the defendant successfully proved it. The plaintiff
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