Section 12 Transfer of Property Act (IV of 1882), Constitution of Pakistan, Section 185 (3) Suitless Pendants for Specific Performance, Applicable Scope Suit Principles for Controversial Property Prior to its Prohibited Purchase, Specific Performance Disputes The suit for the property contained was filed by the trial court by the plaintiff / defendant, after which it was affirmed by the appellate court and the defendant's appeal was dismissed. Defendant's confession was that he was a sincere buyer without notice and could not be sued for specific performance. He did not deny that the specific performance case for the disputed property was filed in 1992, while the defendant Ali allegedly purchased the said property in 1993, while the defendant's case was affected by the principle of the lease pendenza decision, and the orders passed by the courts below were disputed. Was denied and the leave was denied \ r \ n
