Special Relief Act 1877 Section 42 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Sections 9 and 115 Defendants of the deceased's heirs, suppressing the existence of the plaintiffs' inheritance, acquiring the entire inheritance of the deceased and selling it to the other accused. Plaintiffs claiming to have a share in their inheritance have no obligation to avoid such sale, even though the defendant is not a party to the execution by the defendants' inheritance in favor of the other defendants. Was, so that they would receive full relief. To the extent of one-half, such declaration as the owner of the suit land was included in the exemption from the occupation claimed by the plaintiffs, however, only the exemption from the declaration, section 42, provided for under the Special Relief Act Will be in error. The shareholders of the suit, the plaintiffs, can claim to have occupied the land through the defendants and in such case there will be no limitation or inconvenience. Since the court's orders are unimaginable on record, there is no case for the High Court to exercise jurisdiction over the review.
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