Transferring to Sections 12 and 27 (b) of the Property Act (IV of 1882), the Section 41 suit claims that the plaintiff did not claim in the plaintiff that the plaintiff claimed to be unaware of the suit agreement for the specific performance of the contract. The buyer was aware of the suit agreement. The plaintiff was later dismissed for letting the buyer know of the suit agreement. The plaintiff did not make such a request to the plaintiff because he had quietly conveyed such information from time to time and said It was stated that he did not offer to the plaintiff in cross-examination that before selling in his favor, the plaintiff was told in the Revenue Record of the suit agreement that the plaintiff owned the suit on the land, as The tenant, against whom the buyer sued for eviction, was later a good buyer without notice of the buyer's suit agreement. n \ r \ n
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