Property Act (I82 of 1882), Section 41 Civil Procedure Code (VV 1908), Section 115 Recovery of Owner's Transfer, Premature Impact of Applicable Registered Cell Deed Defendants Respondent sought to restore possession of suit land In favor of Ali, the time for the sale proceedings executed in his favor was later dismissed by the trial court and the lower appellate court simultaneously in the suit filed by the plaintiff, later registered suit and the plaintiffs. In exercise of the jurisdiction, the High Court may, in favor of the transfer, preserve the transfer of the provisions of section 41 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 That is, if he had acted in good faith and would have had the authority to transfer the transfer, and such inquiry included a valid title, any inquiry into the status of the land in question of the rights of the claimant Was not, therefore, legally protected under the provisions of Section 41 of the Transferred Property Act, 1882, where two courts committed material misconduct by drawing their conclusions on the question of law or The point was to read evidence that resulted in an abortion. Therefore, for justice, the High Court had the opportunity to re-examine this question and submit its question as a jurisdiction for review, the High Court exercising powers under Section 115 CPC. Was bound to interfere with the results recorded by the courts below. In the judgment passed by the High Court, it was found that the Supreme Court refused to intervene and the same appeal was dismissed.
