Article 53 Civil Code of Conduct (v. 1908), 5 115 Defendants of the plaintiff (seller) and defendant (seller) were sisters and, in addition to the aforesaid variation of the sale, it is claimed that two other modifications of the sale were made by the plaintiff. Are effective in favor of Plaintiff was placed on one side while the plaintiff was residing in another district while the plaintiff was living in a place where the plaintiff was extremely distant to make a statement before the Revenue Officer in support of selling the plaintiff's hearing at a small distance. The impossible plaintiff was a woman. In support of the sale was not presented in the witness box The concurrent concluding evidence supported the following court records on the absence of sale of land, concluding conclusions on the question of fact cannot be bothered in the discovery of evidence. There was no error in the absence of a sale and a conclusion was made regarding the sale mutation clearance was misread or misunderstood the record and either there was no error in the jurisdiction or the defendant was liable for this responsibility. Was not sufficiently excluded to prove the sale of the land in his favor Facts were old, and rejected the revision of the summary to be devoid of specific findings.
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