Appeal against the eviction of Article 420/467/468/471/109/218 of the Corruption Act (II of 1947), Section 5 (2) of the Criminal Procedure Code (V9 1898), Section 417 (2A). Based on revenue records, the land was sold through a certified sale deed. It was said that the sale deadline or follow-up confirmed the change which was not challenged in any forum and was still intact, nothing was brought on the record to indicate that When and where the fraud was committed, no charges were laid against the deceased's legal heirs against a dead person, even mentioning the crime, the commission's time, date, month or year. I was or was not in the report: Under Section 173, the CR PC civil lawsuit that sought to declare honor to the deceased's legal heritage The decision was made in their favor the land was allotted more than 40 years ago. The complainant did not specify how, when and who committed the crime. It was observed with silver that the question of how much land was allotted to the deceased and whether his legal heritage has any title on the land and whether the respondents were the undisclosed purchasers of the land was of a civil nature. That was the case and it couldn't happen. The accused in the criminal proceedings was acquitted by the trial court for good reasons under Section 265 K, CR PC, under which the appeal was dismissed.
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