Section 54 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), A XXXX, RR 1 and 2 For a permanent injunction applying for a temporary injunction, the plaintiff claimed ownership of the suit land, but he was the tenant. Was acknowledged in the possession of the defendant that was indicated at the time, his ancestor plaintiff having challenged the legality of the sale transaction between the defendants in respect of the suit land. And claimed that he withdrew part of it from the defendant before the trial. And the court also asked for a permanent injunction so that the defendants temporarily withdrew the order through a petition filed under OAXX, RR 1 and 2, to prevent interference with the suit land. Also, the trial court granted a temporary injunction pending appeal by the CPC. The trial court adjourned the trial to trial. After the trial, the facts of the case were settled. Ignorance and the facts of the court were displeased. (A) The order was not heard and the ex. (B) this was an ad hoc, but final. (c) the order was to maintain stagnation, but the status quo had already arisen and (d) the order showed that the trial proceeded in the preliminary phase of the trial. The plaintiff was relieved at the trial. As the trial court used this term as a prayer in the plaintiff's parties there was a contradiction about the status of the case when the trial court was set up in such a case.
