Appellate Court dismisses Section 19 Contract Act (IX of 1872), Sections 188 and 114 of the Special Relief Act (I of 1877), Section 42 Declaration Principal and Agent Trial Appeal Court accepts appeal on ground of SE Possessed the rights of distress and needed permission from the provincial government to eliminate the controversial property of the deceased proponent, seeking permission from the collector to declare a gift of possession rights to the plaintiff. Was. The real son of the deceased predecessor in interest was the land owned by the provincial government and the deceased predecessor owned only the rights to transfer property through his lawyer, after he issued a permit under section 19 of the sale. The collateral of the Colonial Government (Punjab) Act, 1912, the deceased's son interest in the interest was already a work of disputed property which was transferred through a sale act by the lawyer so that the other legal heirs of the deceased / principal attorney. He had to seek special permission from the deceased / principal before transferring the property for removal. In the name of his or her close relationship, the court was obliged to meet his principal at the time of the sale transaction because such a case would not be good unless the victim's lawyer and principal agreed. Would have been established. And the defendant adjourned the sale of the disputed property by a sale deed following the transfer of the gift transaction to a sick old man who was executed by a lawyer pursuant to the Sale Actions Act 1872. Sections 188 and 214 were affected. Attorney by Collector
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