Section 27 (b) specifies the performance of the contract to sell to the plaintiff, who together with the suit filed on the basis of a registered sale deed in relation to the suit property, claimed that he had allegedly obtained the notice of the former sale agreement. Transfer of suit property without good faith. Previously executed in favor of the plaintiff on the basis of which the plaintiff based his case, the specific performance of the contract may be enforced under section 27 (b), the Special Relief Act, 1877 under which a The other person is subsequently contracted by a title claiming under it, except for a transfer of that price which has been done in good faith and without the knowledge of the original contract enforcing specific performance against the defendant. Cannot be performed if it has shown that it is in good faith without notice of the original contract, allegedly executed in favor of the plaintiff Prior to this, the burden of proving such a fact falls heavily on the defendant
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