RAZA HUSSAIN versus MUHAMMAD KHAN
Special Relief Act 1877 Section 12 Transfer of Property Act (IV of 1882), Section 52 Transfer Property and Registration (Sind Amendment) Act (XIV of 1939), Section 18 Civil Procedure Code (VV 1908), specific XXIII R 3 suit for the parties. The transfer of the suit was rejected after the agreement for sale between the plaintiffs, the plaintiff filed an appeal against the dismissal order. During the appeal case the parties were compromised when the centers subsequently sold the suit to the suit property, the case stated that the transfer was also made as defendant as the defendant requested that the suit be. The sale of the suit land in favor of a subsequent transfer during the approval of the lease came under the doctrine of lease pendente under section 52 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, and stated that there was no legal interest in the real estate. Not received then the transfer requested that they be too old to be executed by the defendant in favor of the plaintiff. Without the notice of the seller's allegedly contractual agreement, the property owners say that Sayed Transfer further claimed he was not a party to the settlement reached between the plaintiff and defendant, after which the transfer made further claims. That the notice of transfer of property under section 18 of the Transfer of Property and Registration (Sindh Amendment) Act, 1939, on the transfer of property was only attracted when the transfer property. And the trial proceeded under Section 18 of the Transfer. , But there was no notice that the umpires reached between the plaintiff and the defendants, hem, but the subsequent shopkeepers, who won.
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