Specific Relief Act 1877 Section 12 Transfer of Property Act (I82 of I82), Section 6 (d) The suit for specific performance of the contract confirmed the agreement to be sold by two courts, which legally the defendant sold. In this case, shelter is taken under the premises that the property is being evacuated. The property, it had not yet received a permanent transfer agreement that litigation in relation to the termination of such property, could not make the same transfer, the defendant's appeal was dismissed by the two courts below and The plaintiff's case was rightly based on evidence. According to the record under which it was established that the Permanent Transfer Agreement was ready for delivery but the defendant did not submit to extend the period of possession of the property, and in this connection it was legal The case ended in favor of the plaintiff. It is pleaded that in the absence of a permanent interchange process and in view of section 6 (d), the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, the case was not manageable, irrespective of the two courts below The conclusions about the harmony are well understood and they do not call for interference with the evidence on record.
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