A. XXXIX, Rr. 1 and 2 of the Specific Relief Act (I of 1877), the Section 12 suit was based on a written agreement to sell applicants for temporary exemption of specific performance, although the plaintiff has not yet filed Was not denied. The agreement contained the thumbnail along with the number of the ID card as well as the stamp vendor's register which supports the defendant's position on the temporary assessment, the first of the measles circulars. The copy supports the respondents' version of the defendants. Upon receipt of the consideration amount, the possession was handed over to them, while in the presence of a written agreement to sell along with the possession of the possession, their case in favor of the plaintiffs is very good and in the event of non-issuance. They will suffer irreparable harm. Temporarily, such as the Balance Order, the balance facility also leans in their favor. In the Plaintiff's order, the Appellate Court accepted the respondents' request, which did not require any interference by the High Court, depending on the facts of the case.
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