In order to declare the Special Relief Act 1877 Section 42 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), O XX, R 5 & O VI, R 17, the trial court granted the plaintiff's case on each case in terms of O XX. Did not give his impression. 5, the CPC, therefore, was obliged to set the trial court's decision and order on that single ground, however, the trial was decided as if it were a trial case as the defendants in their own plaintiffs owned the property. Had claimed to buy. In question, in order to prove a sale and sale transaction for a certain amount of money, it was necessary for them to prove the proved sale with proof of consideration for payment, in the case of the trial court's decision. Could only prove a small sum, and the trial court had failed the trial court to file a case for such a small sum and it relieved them which was not specifically sought in the plaintiff's decisions and the following The court orders were set aside and the trial was presented to the trial court. After obtaining better statements of the parties' amended petitions with the RT, it is directed to decide the same decision and decide the case on the basis of law.
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