year 1990. According to the defendant in the suit, no house was constructed by anyone and it is a vacant site and he was in enjoyment of the property. He also took a plea that the house tax receipt itself is forged one. But without a house, the local authority would not have issued the house tax receipt. Even after producing the house tax receipt, the defendant raised dispute about the existence of the house. Hence, in order to find out the truth and also to minimise the evidence and to prove the particular fact, namely, existence of the house and the issue of forged receipt and also as the plaintiff filed the suit for declaration of title to the suit scheduled property, the appointment of Advocate Commissioner to resolve the dispute about the existence of the house is necessary and hence, the learned trial Judge has correctly considered the same as per the order 26 Rule 9 and Section 151 of C.P.C, and allowed the application. This Court finds no error in the said order of the learned trial Judge and finds no reason to interfere with by exercising superintendent power under Article 227 of Constituion of India.