Section 48 Special Relief Act (I of 1877), Section 55 Civil Procedure Code (V of 1908), Sections 11 and O XVII, R 3 Compulsory Order for Acquisition of Land, Judiciary, Applicants Applicable The rules of the jurisdiction were that the land was acquired for him. It was not used to carry out the purpose which was responsible for restoring them and their previous case was dismissed on the basis of non-prosecution and because of the acquisition of evidence which could not work because justice The judicial suit was dismissed simultaneously as the absolute owner of the government (defendant). Upon the acquisition of the land, the land can be used according to its requirements and the government can either auction the land or in case of grace the government will restore the land to its former owner. Cannot be restored. Its previous owner was previously dismissed by the plaintiffs on charges of unlawful proceedings and unprovable evidence, deciding the suit between the parties as a judiciary under O XVII, R 3, CPC. The previous trial was done and the defendants had no reason to retain the subsequent case. Inappropriate decisions did not identify any illegal or irregularities under which the review was made. Dismiss in the circumstances
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