Section 12 of the Contract Act (IX of 1872), the specific performance suit for the sale of the contract of sale of the plaintiff's land by the mother during the minority of the plaintiff's own minority. The sale of was not verified. The sale of the land by the defendant to the defendant and the appointment of the general attorney after the agreement as a defendant to give the plaintiff the option to file a lawsuit to keep the sale during the minor suit filed by the plaintiff. The seller was later withdrawn for a later hearing. The lawsuit filed by Plaintiff Veg that the claimant's contract was successful in securing a sale by the claimant during his minority, which never happened, therefore, raised the question of contract performance. Doesn't happen Upon asking the plaintiff, who had pointed it out to the court, the performance of the contract depended on the success of the contract, which was to be filed between the plaintiff and the defendant under a contract that never happened. Tho suit was dismissed under circumstances \ r \ n
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