Sections 42 & 54 54 The Case for Declaration and Permanent Order The defendant who claimed to own the land alleged that the only way to get near the road was on the south side and the defendants had bought the land on the south side of the shops. When the defendants raised the construction, there would be no way for the plaintiffs to go through their plot and route, claiming that the defendants had been in them for more than 20 years. Using a transit blocking route, they demanded in a decree for permanent injunction Prevent them from carrying out any construction. ; And thereafter the trial court also dismissed the case for the termination of the structure, but the appellate court allowed the defendant to appeal against the judgment and order of the trial court. Directed to provide a footway wide. It was blocked down and that they were left without crossing the main road, the record below the appellate court stood on the appellate court, which justified its decision, had no power and so on. Was rejected for this reason, ly r \ n
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