Defendants of the suit relied on the issue to establish matters for recovery of the amount of the Special Relief Act 1877 Section 10 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), O. XIV, R1 and Section 115, in that case it was It was claimed that the claimant was entitled. In the situation described in the plaintiff there was no issue on the order to recover the money as there was no such problem in the eyes of the law and hence no proper case was settled for any dispute between the parties, Although it was decided in the simplest terms and it could be made more explicit, it was clear to the parties that it was clearly understood what was the dispute between them and they had to be proved or rejected. Of course, none of them faced prejudice and the court-approved verdict and decision will not be permanent. That point alone
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