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MUHAMMAD ASHRAF versus ANAYAT

Section 2 (d) and 32 Special Relief Act (of 1877), considering the Section 12 Manual Contract The specific performance of the contract contract was that the father practiced selling the property to the plaintiff and in the meantime the rest of his property was owned by all four of them. Was gifted to After some time, the son found out that the father had already agreed to sell the property sold to the plaintiff to another party, who had filed a specific performance claim against him. Was willing to sell the land to the court, after the matter had been settled, the plaintiffs had brought against the father and son the specific performance of the contract, dismissing the son on the basis of the trial at trial. The appellate court dismissed an appeal about this property. The son's hands were shared with other brothers who were not included in the agreement The plaintiffs' case of LD land was denied to the plaintiffs because of a court order approved on the father's son's voluntary statement The plaintiff had agreed to transfer the suit to the plaintiff on the issue having two parts of the agreement. And in the event of an emergency, the trial court's theory became a simple contract to sell, a breach of section 2 (d) of the Treaty Act, 1872, proving that the transfer of the claimant's shares Can emphasize. The son of the other brothers / plaintiff's father's son was more than sued land. The High Court found that there was a clear violation of the principle prescribed for the exercise of discretion by the lower courts in not permitting the specific performance of the contract. Discretion decisions pakistani advocates Rawala Kot lawyer