MIAN MUHAMMAD IKRAM ULLAH SHAFAQ versus MST. BUSHRA KHANAM
Section 12's specific performance of the contract to sell to the plaintiff alleges that the plaintiff increased the sale price when the orally agreed terms were included in the written agreement. Denied and the plaintiff contended that the plaintiff refused to accept or instead kept the document with him for three years without challenge, claiming that the plaintiff had filed a check written in the name of the plaintiff The source was returned a simple sum of money by his brother, which was neither proven by his alleged marginal witnesses. Nor does it contain the terms and conditions of the plaintiff's agreement between the parties, which failed to present his brother, which is an excellent witness on the subject, and he has a negative argument against the plaintiff's courts for not having an oral agreement. Created The objection filed on non-framing of the issue was dismissed before the trial court for the first time in question on the second appeal without explaining the failure of the plaintiff to raise such a case. Or the issue of refunds on the first appeal did not require a separate issue. For the plaintiff's decision, who refused to be the owner of the contract, to execute / sign the contract, and to accept the default selling price, there was no right to substitute if the oral contract was not proved. If so, the courts below should have decided the case based on that. Written Agreement \ r \ n \ r \ n
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