Section 52 Civil Procedure Code (V of 1908), Section 12 (2) Special Relief Act (I of 1877), Section 42 Suite Appeal Lawsuit for transfer of property within the limits of Pendant, Applicable Rule Section 12 (2) ), The CPC was dismissed The applicants believed that when they purchased the suit property, there was no lease pending and they were clear buyers. An appeal was filed against the verdict and a civil court order in which the defendant's case was dismissed and the gift change was declared invalid. And it was stated that the mutation will automatically result in the suit land being purchased within the time limit for the applicants to file an appeal. Neither party can separate or otherwise prevent the loss of its opponent in dealing with real estate. The transfer will be affected by Section 52 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, applicants are not required to apply as a party, appeal or review when they were not involved with the applicants as they were not required parties. And they cannot claim because in the present case that the rule of Les Landis applies, the respondent cannot legally transfer this legal property. It is not considered that he has obtained the land acquired and his application has been filed under section 12 (2), CPC was rightfully excluded by the court below, any illegal Or did not commit irregularities or improper exercise of jurisdiction which were excluded from the review.
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