General Clauses Act 1897 Sections 12 and 27 Failure to make a contract for sale in the Revenue Record publication in respect of the contract in favor of the plaintiffs, for the specific performance of the contract to sell to Buena Fide buyers for valuable consideration without notice. Plaintiffs were dismissed by the shopkeepers and after such termination the suit was sold to the plaintiffs, under which the plaintiffs registered that the plaintiffs believed that the publication in the newspaper was about the contract in favor of the plaintiffs. Went to trial and the trial court adjourned the verdict. After the claimant entered into a sale agreement with the competent sellers, the suit record for the land was not altered and to alert any potential buyer of the contract to stay away from Sutland during the warning. No hint of was available. The publication of the notice by the plaintiff in the newspaper, after the contract was canceled by the vendors, was only to frighten any potential buyer of the suitland that the defendants had bought the suit land while honestly arguing that The previous agreement between the vendors and the plaintiffs has expired and the matter has been terminated. The land was available for purchase by the defendants where there was no claim to be entered into the bargaining but the defendant's plea for it was pending, the trial court's findings reversed. And the order passed by the trial court was issued. Placed aside and the suit removed
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