Section 27 (b) of the Transfer Property Act (IV of 1882), the specific performance of the contracting claimant in section 41 suit claimed that the shop owners of the suit were then informed of the contract and thereafter There was an agreement between the shopkeepers. In his written statement, it was claimed that the case was registered under section 27 (b) of the Special Relief Act, 1877, without any notice that he was acting unaware of the default agreement. Contrary to the provisions of section 41 of the Transfer Act, 1882, it then imposes a burden on the buyers. The Special Relief Act, under section 27 (b) of 1877, was very light and could be withdrawn by an affidavit to prove positive treaties regarding the contract of knowledge after which it was subsequently removed. After assigning the knowledge of the contract to the subsequent vendors, its performance will be transferred to the seeking claimant. In the absence of any evidence on record in support of the plea agreement that the later shopkeepers were aware of, the trial court properly dismissed the plaintiff's contention that the claimant had entered into his claim and the following The appellate court did not consider the trial court's decision to be different.
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