The specific performance of the contract to sell the territorial jurisdiction of Section 12 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 16 (d) and A. VIII, R10 Orbit, was located on the plaintiff's property of another relief suit and He was sued. Put K on the basis that the advertisement for the sale of the suit property was published in a newspaper called K and that the amount was paid as well, with justification 16 16 (a) and (d) with CPC. Together, the Special Relief Act was read by section 12 of 1877. , It was clear that only the courts in whose territorial jurisdiction the suit property was located could decide the entertainment and not decide on a suit for specific performance only by the advertisement of a sale or the alleged payment of a fixed sum. Cannot give reason. Many of the reliefs that were claimed, including the provisions of the O VII, R 10, CPC Declaration, were mandatory and a determination by the court without jurisdiction was a quorum non-judgment and when sanctions In the absence of legal jurisdiction or territorial jurisdiction, in such cases the plaintiff has to be returned to the appropriate court and the court cannot approve any court order except in case of return of the plaintiff.
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