MST. FATIMA THROUGH L.RS. versus JAN MUHAMMAD THROUGH L.RS.
Section 12 Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Article 113 Setting the date for the performance of the contract for the specific performance of the contract for the performance of the contract disqualifies the seller from performing the contract, its performance The date set for is irrelevant and cannot be treated. The start of the limitation period, the limitation period, will begin in the circumstances notice when the plaintiff took notice that the performance was denied the The seller's dispute, therefore the essence of the contract and the delay in filing the case. From. , The buyer was not entitled to arbitrary relief from certain performance; it was misunderstood because time was not of the essence of the contract and the delay was due to the seller's inability to perform their part of the contract. The seller was paid and the property was in the possession of the buyer, who was always ready to pay the balance and due date for the performance of the contract, the contract was not final in the sense that the seller's own land Was subject to the ability to execute a sales management contract, which he had not yet established. r \ n \ r \ n
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