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KEMAL-UD-DIN CHAUDHRY versus NADEEM BABAR

O XXXIX, Rr 1 and 2 Special Relief Act (I of 1877), Section 12 Transfer of Property Act (IV of 1882), Section 53 suit temporarily sanctioning the approval of a contract to sell a particular property Preventing anyone from owning property The second person appeals for leave of injunction The defendants have contracted to sell their property after recovering the encumbrance, and the defendants themselves obtained an objection certificate from the Housing Society. Without which they could not transfer the property filed in favor of the claimants. Defendants against the Housing Society were recognized by their defendants, but were not being judged due to formal defects. The defendants were responsible for removing the defects in their suit and temporarily deciding the same. Defendants were not able to identify any mistake by the plaintiff on the part of the motion without which the contract could not be unilaterally redeemed, the first aspect of the agreement, which was not for that purpose. It was used for, and as such, the first person will not free his defendant from the responsibility of performing them. Part of the deal was not timely summary of the real estate sale agreement Defendants had already refunded the balance through a pay order that the plaintiff had originally presented to the trial court and remained there without any trial , Which was the principle of Les Pendens. In the case of the plaintiff in this case the defendant was present to protect the rights of the plaintiff but even the rule of principle recognized by section 53, Transfer BF Property Act, 1882 list of advocates from Dandot lawyer