Section 12 Sue and Evidence for Specific Performance Plaintiffs filed for specific performance of the sales contract claiming that the sale was paid in full but for some reason the sale contract was postponed. The seller was denied the execution of the contract Defendant sold the suit property to another party who resold to another party, who defended the property as a corrupt buyer and sold the property. Appeal to stay in possession, the trial court upheld the findings and the agreement The legality of the deed was not submitted despite being alive and can be examined by the local commission, the stamp seller's registration was not sought, not taken into account, for reasons not to finalize the sale. The witnesses, who were closely related, their statements were contradictory to the court's appeal. , Had sufficient jurisdiction to re-advertise and re-evaluate the evidence and to come to a different conclusion No misunderstandings and misreadings were identified other than the trial court.
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