For the specific performance of the section 12 and 22 suits for sale, the defendant requested him to pay the lost money, not to take the land to the claimant, and to recover the claimant from the contract. The contents of the agreement show that not all land is readily available for delivery. ple The claim of voluntary possession of the land was not credible because the same percentage of the sale price was left over which the plaintiff had to pay for the possession of the land by which the plaintiff had approved. The court dismissed the plaintiff's behavior from arbitrary relief by the specific performance of the contract. The suit was dismissed in circumstances. \ R \ n \ r \ n
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