Section 41 Special Relief Act (I of 1877), Section 42 Honorable Owners Benefit Scope Suit The decision to transfer the award was announced simultaneously by the courts, the defendants' conviction that they were excessive buyers of the suit property, Therefore, the benefit of section 41 must have been extended to the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 to the Transfer Act, 1882. Under Section 41 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, the person claiming the right and benefit shall be bound to know that the person to whom the suit property was transferred was the capable owner, when the transfer was made as such, With the consent of the owner, either the duplicate seed transfer may have been expressed for some consideration and the transferor or buyer must have acted in good faith and had previously taken all reasonable care and steps. For the transfer, said defendant had to decide that he had taken all reasonable care before entering into the transaction of sale, the contents of the sale agreements in favor of the defendants for the suit property. In the present case, the defendants' written statements were inconsistent and there was no evidence that the defendants were unaware of the fact that the plaintiff was the property of the plaintiff, and they purchased the property without confirming the ownership. Was. Defendants' cases were contrary to their evils in requesting a re-review, Defendants, under the circumstances, cannot seek the benefit of Section 41 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1879. Was deleted
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