Sections 161, 163 and 164 of the Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), the orders passed by Section 115 Revenue Officers, were sufficiently legal and, in their jurisdiction, to give notice of the review and review decision and hold the parties fully merit. After all, there was nothing wrong with that. Such findings were exempt from the jurisdiction of the civil court, in the case of appearing law or identifying the simultaneous investigations of the Revenue Court in a matter within their jurisdiction, against the trial court's finding of the Revenue Courts. The trial court's finding in dismissing the case was correct. And according to the material on record, while the appellate court hearing was based on material, the trial court's finding was restored and the plaintiff's case was dismissed when the appellate court case was settled.
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