JUDGMENT
Best, J.
1. The preliminary objection is taken that this is not a case in which revision is allowed by Section 622 of the Code of Civil Procedure, and in support of this objection reference is made to the case reported in L. R, 11 I. A, 237, Rajah Amir Hassan Khan v. Sheo Baksh Singh.
2. On the other hand I have been referred on behalf of the petitioner to Birj Mohun Thakoor v. Rai Uma Nath Chowdhry L. R, 19 I. A, 154. In this latter case, however, it was expressly found that the Subordinate judge had “declined to exercise a jurisdiction which he had, and exercised one which did not belong to him;” the former, in not confirming under Section 312, a sale for the setting aside of which no application had been made under Section 311; and the latter, in setting aside the sale under Section 313 on the application of a persons not entitled to make such application under that section.
3. The present case is one in which the District Munsif clearly had jurisdiction and the mere fact of his decision being erroneous is not sufficient to justify its revision under Section 622 as held in L. R, 11 I.A, 237.
4. This petition is therefore dismissed with costs.
