Sections 15, 17 and 21 deal with the sale of joint property on the specific performance of a joint property sale agreement. The property has been executed by any of the 1/3 shareholders who alleged that the courts below the plaintiff purchased the joint property from any of the joint property. Defendants paid and for that, the other co-owners were neither party to the agreement nor received, the trial court ruled in part to the extent of the recipient of the money. And directed him to return the outstanding balance, while the trial was overturned to the extent of the other co-owners and the trial court's order was upheld by appellate court endorsement where it was clearly It was not possible to ascertain which part of the property belonged to 1 / 3rd of a shareholder. , The contract to sell was unable to reasonably define a specific part of the property. Such a contract was not a particularly viable part of the property. In the present case the property was not the subject of sale. And their rights will suffer a serious bias, even to the extent that the specific performance of the contract of sale was not possible for the executive, nor would it be in accordance with the principle of equity relief from certain performance. Was arbitrary and the same should be looked at in the light of the principle of equity and even to the court. ? It has been concluded that the specific performance of a contract will not advance the path of justice, but it will be a violation of the principle of justice.
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