The plaintiff in section 8 suit claims to have a sale deal in her favor because her licensee plaintiff requested that the two houses, including the suit house, were purchased with the proceeds of the joint estate of the parties' adjoining father. ; And that because of the family settlement, the suit house came into the defendant's part and he took possession of it as its real owner, while the plaintiff was its proprietor, the proprietor and the plaintiff. Documents presented show that after purchasing the suit house, he found only one of his tenants vacant and the defendant was allowed to use the temporary basis on a temporary basis as long as he owned his own. The plaintiff could not prove that the sale of the land left by his father to the plaintiff, which the plaintiff had filed with the plaintiff The same used for the purchase of housing issues. It could not be proven that the funds used to purchase the suithouse were provided by them or that the defendant's description of maintaining the suit house title document could have lasted almost 35 years without challenge or Could not protest The Plaintiff could not support his request that the Plaintiff transferred fraudulently. The house in its name and that the title deeds only represent anonymous transactions were oral and de facto evidence in favor of the plaintiff in the suit. The judgment was decided in the circumstances.
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