JALAL DIN versus SARDARAN BIBI
Article 12 Suit for the specific performance of the trial court's sale agreement, Section 12 legal evidence (10 of 1984), but the Appeal Court granting the appeal, finding the following trial court's decision to be appropriate, A minor witness was examined by the plaintiffs primarily to prove the alleged agreement on that basis, while the legal evidence, 1984, intended to prove the agreement to sell the legal data. Two witnesses were required, whose law was implemented before the promulgation of the 1984 evidence. The legal evidence, the 1984 case did not apply to the matter, not only did the testimony presented by the defendants prove the agreement, but it also dismissed that in its presence the defendant considered the predecessor in his interest. Had been implemented and its implementation was also proven. In the interest of the defendants, the appellate court did not reschedule the trial on the basis of the foreclosure agreement, finding that the plaintiff had made a mistake in the law that it was claimed that it was available to the claimants. It was necessary to present both the minor witnesses who were alive to prove the imperial appellate sale agreement and the trial court restored.
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