Section 12 Laws Complaint Complaint of Arts 17, 79 and 84 Suit Certifying for Specific Performance of Contract to Sell Documents (10 of 1984), Plaintiff filed Specific Performance Claim to Sell Two Contracts The defendant refused to execute the document. And alleged that the plaintiff was his brother and that he had put a thumb on the blank paper used for the purpose of redemption, which was dismissed by the trial court, but the appellant. The verdict was heard by the court. Oral evidence was not wasted. The Convention was presented to fulfill the requirement of Article 79 of the Contempt of Evidence, because the document should be verified by two evidence according to this law. Article 17 was allegedly processed in the district court premises. In the ordinary course, the plaintiff would have required him to execute the sale agreement. There was no reason for the non-possession of such possession, such that in the absence of special, there were doubts that the High Court compared the plaintiff's signatures to the compromises, and it was deemed that the appellate court The plaintiff's verdict was denied separately. The trial court was reinstated
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