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l$x~Ion&ion.-A plea regarding the title to the land which is clearly untenable and intended solely to oust the jurisdiction 05 the revenue murt shall not be deemed to raise a question. regarding the tide ta the h d within the mean- ing of this section. (2) The civil court, after refraining the issue, if neces- sary, shall decide such issue only and &urn the record to- gether with its finding thereon to t h ~ revenue court which submitted it. (3); The revenue caurz snau rnen proceed to decide the suit, accepting the finding d th0 civil cout cm the issue r e ferred to it. i The Deihi Land Reforms Act, 1954 (C?aszpter VZZ-Misnelb~ovs] (4) An appeal from a decree of a revenue mart in n suit or proceeding in which an issue regarding title has sixen desided by a civil court under sub-section (2) shall lie to the civil court which having regard to the valuation d the suit has jurisdiction to hear appeal from the Court to which the issue of title has been referred. "87. The Ckief Commissioner may call for the record Power of of any suit or proceeding referred to in Schedule I decided by any su5wdinate court in which no appeal lies, or where ,, ~1 f, an appeal lies but has not been preferred, and if such s u b cases. ordinate court appears- (c) to have acted in the exercise of jurisdiction il- legally or with claterial irregularity. the Chief Commissioner may pass such order in the case as he thinks fir.