Section 24 of the Transfer of Property Act (IV of 1882), section 53 A landlord and tenant, appellant was included in the property as a tenant and it was alleged that the landlord was in the interest of the landlord. And there is shopping between predecessors. The registered sale deed was executed by the previous owner in favor of the appellant / tenant unless the registered sale deed was executed between the parties, the tenant and the landlord relationship between the parties and the tenant did not exist. And he could not take advantage of the deal. The avoidance agreement did not create any right, title or interest in the property itself, but it would only grant the civil court the right to complete the contract by decree for the specific performance of the contract if the alleged seller Refused to perform and execute. The alleged contract trial court justified the order to expel the appellant from the demolished premises appeal dismissed
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