The Colonial Law of the Public Land (Punjab) Act, 1912, section 19, the Special Relief Act (of 1877), the specific performance of the contract entered into between the 12 sides of the land was merely a contract of sale, the specific performance of which was postponed. Was done Allottee had full ownership of the property, the document itself made a reservation that raised awareness of the barriers, acknowledging its legal implications and keeping the parties within the bounds of the law in relation to the agreement. Reflects the effort made for Acting strictly in accordance with the requirements of the law, such a contract for sale was not a violation of the express provisions of section 19, the Public Land Colonization (Punjab) Act, 1912, or any public policy behind such legal provision. Not justified.
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