For the specific performance of the Section 12 suit agreement, the plaintiff claimed that the defendant had contracted to sell the suit in his favor, and after the lawsuit filed by the plaintiff, the defendant's two sons sued their father. Two lawsuits were filed against him claiming to be a landlord. Defendant initially denied his son's claim on behalf of his father, but then, in view of the plaintiff's unlawful statement of his son's claim, his sons presented no evidence. Did not, however, the plaintiff filed a lawsuit against her and presented her evidence. In response to defendant's testimony, upon defendant's death, he said that his two sons replaced him. The deceased defendant's sons had no independent right to know that their profession was in the professional interest / defendant had already taken advantage of this opportunity as the defendant court had filed both cases. Through the sons of the deceased defendant who communes with their father / late defendant and say that the ring was not challenged by the two sons, the collective suit of the deceased defendant's sons was such The decision has been finalized, through a thorough and detailed analysis of the evidence under the circumstances, eventually finding that the evidence on record was sufficient to prove the existence and to execute the agreement. It is not shown in favor of the plaintiff and whether the finding of concurrence of the truth recorded by the subordinate courts is lawful or, under false courts, concurrent on the sale of the contract, it is believed that the plaintiff Offer an expert to prove it
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