Section 23 of the Contracting Act 1872, contrary to the public policy, the provisions of section 23 of the Contract Act, 1872, were entered into for the purpose of legal agreement and purpose between the parties to the transfer of rights before the allotment process was completed. This bar was in series. The transfer of the rights in the property was to exercise or enforce the power-blocking clause, and upon completion of the formal proceedings by Alta, they were transferred and the rights granted by Allottee under the terms of the agreement. ? If any of the terms of the contract in relation to the allotment are violated then the allotment has been taken, where the terms of the agreement may be enforced after removal by the authorities with the prior post permission, between the parties. The sale of property on such a contract was illegal or contrary to public policy:
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