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ABDUS SALAM---DECREE-HOLDER versus GHULAM RASUL-

Sections 55 (1) (g) and 55 (5) (b) of the Special Relief Act (in 1877), Section 12 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), 5 151 adjustments in profits, trial agreements for public charges and other liabilities. The specific performance of the sale was decided in favor of the buyer, who submitted the entire consideration amount. During the proceedings, the seller handed over possession of the suit property to a court representative, the money received from the buyer was deposited by the court representative into the lucrative scheme, due to some other proceedings the suit property was transferred to Could not be made. After the transfer of the possession, the buyer claimed to be entitled to the profits received on the money deposited in the scheme, as he could not get any benefit from the payment. On the other hand, the seller asserts his right to profit because he is out of control and has not benefited from the property partner. The URT, informs that there is a certain amount of money left over in the form of utility charges and other government liabilities against the property. The effect was to pay the seller a charge under section 55 (1) in connection with all historical property charges and rent. G) of the Property Transfer of Property Act, 1882, while the buyer was bound under section 55 (5) (b) of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, so that the seller retains the amount of defaults that the property seller has. To keep or pay buyers money. To move the property free of all property up to the date of the implementation of the transfer process but since he was willing and willing to perform a part of his responsibility but because of these how to become a advocate from Sibi lawyer