The specific performance of the contract relied upon to sell the Special Relief Act 1877, Sections 12 and 22, which the defendants relied on did not prove during the trial court, while the lower appellate court rejected the same validity while the trial court ruled. There was nothing on the record for. When the agreement was not proved, the lower appellate court's decision was a breach of the law and in this case a lawyer was appointed who was authorized to contract the sale of the suit land in favor of the defendants. The decision was retained and the lower appellate court's decision was set aside and the circumstances of the trial court were restored.
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