MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM versus KHUDA YAR
By providing sufficient documentation and credible evidence to limit the sale of the execution of the limitation contract and payment for the execution of the suit by the respondents for the specific performance of the Article 12 Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Article 113 It was said that the documents and the applicants were independent witnesses and nothing was extracted through long scrutiny, for verification of documentary evidence, other than verbal statements by the applicants. The evidence was not presented. Selling and payment receipts were the result of fraud and misrepresentation. In this case, the sale case was reduced in writing and signed by the parties, and in such cases the contract became an essential contract and the party Could not refute the infringement. Terms or the latter may be relied upon and the parties cannot revoke claims before and above the terms of the agreement Documentary evidence is not excluded for rejecting the agreement to sell and receive by oral evidence. No date was set for the performance of the contract, and the applicants did not issue any notice to the defendant on the refusal to perform the contract suit, the two courts below approved the factual findings against the applicants. And the High Court should find such a fact in the use of its revised scope Given that the courts will not interfere because they did not allow the re-evaluation of the evidence and review them. The parties involved in consulting this jurisdiction for applicants
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