Section Q 41 of the Contempt of Evidence (of 10 of 1984), Article 118 of the Specific Relief Act (of 1877), the claimant buyer of Section 15, specifically, with respect to a default contract for sale The information was also denied, the burden of proof was passed on to the plaintiff to prove it. The empirical evidence that the buyer subsequently had specific knowledge of the oral contract did not cite any strong evidence in this regard that the appellate judgment and injunction provided that the appellate court's position that the defendants were residents of the same village and their There was no specific evidence to support this hypothesis. It was noted that the sale of the property is 1/3 of the original contract, which is part of the total property and the plaintiff's case, which was filed in relation to the lesser area, was withheld under section 15 of the Special Relief Act 1877. Was given, but no decision was made on the matter. Because such an appeal was not sustainable in the appeal decision, the case was presented for a new decision after the appellate court remanded.
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