Order to keep barriers in question under section 12 (2), 115 and AXXVI, R9, section 68 (v. 1908) of the Canal and Drainage Act 1873, section 12 (2), CPC Was caught in the application, which was rejected. The appellate court also upheld the dismissal of the dismissal, dismissing the order and dismissing the application for appointment of a local commissioner for the appointment of a local commissioner. The matter was mainly the subject of the canal authorities of the department, who were experts in their own field. On the judgment of the civil court, the canal authorities applied that the applicants were the owners of small land and they usually gave the canal water to others. Because they were getting it. This is more than they really need. And because their business was shocked by the Canal-enforced Civil Court order, they decided not to stick to the latest and accept the change, which had a big impact. Happened on a scale. The interest of all shareholders of the outlet, which has been affirmed by the appellate court in the civil court order, is valid and interferes with its jurisdiction and after its implementation, the amending jurisdiction Was not guaranteed.
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