Articles 53, 53 of the Property Act 1882 (10 of 1984), Arts 2 (4) 17 and 79 The agreement to sell quantum of evidence is a clear indication that the trial court correctly found that the sale The agreement was not established. Or it turned out that the special feature of the sale agreement was that it read that such an agreement was being implemented and was being considered in the presence of minor witnesses. However, no such document was confirmed by any of the plaintiffs, as no documents were testified by any of the documents, as the testimony of such important document by the witnesses was unusual, especially. But while such error was not only important in the recitation of the payment of the same document, it was also particularly devastating in the case of the plaintiff in the payment of a certain amount of money which was made in the presence of minor witnesses according to the agreement. The agreement, however, showed that there were no minor witnesses. The sale agreement was not proved in the circumstances
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