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MST. NAZEER BEGUM versus SYED ABID HUSSAIN SHAH

Section 2 (e) (h) of the Specific Relief Act (of 1877), stipulates the implementation of the Section 12 suit for the specific performance of the contract: the offer / proposal, its acceptance and the sale of the land under consideration. The contract of, in the present case, reflects this offer / the proposal was not accepted by the alleged seller, therefore the acceptance factor, the sale agreement was lacking. The contract was also missing the consideration because neither interest was paid nor any promise was made on the payment. The contract is unilateral to the shopkeeper and only a minor witness was presented to prove the contract valid, the contract had three mandatory conditions. The proposal / proposal, its acceptance and consideration in which all of these things were present, the contract would come into existence after the approval of the proposal / proposal and it was important to have the agreement executed. Should also consider. As part of the contract under section 2 (e) (h), the required signature of the two parties in the Treaty Act, 1872, the vendor's suit was dismissed under the circumstances. tax advocates from Nowshera lawyer