Sections 12 and 18 of the Transfer of Property Act (IV of 1882), Sections 43 Kanoon Martyrs (10 of 1984), Arts 17 and 79 suits for sale to the defendant's predecessor for the specific performance of the contract to sell the interest The registered agreement of the plaintiff was executed to allocate the disputed land with a specific permit and upon receiving the same trial court's view, the plaintiff's appellate court accepted the plaintiff's appeal when the defendants claimed that the contentious agreement If that happened, there was no corpus available with the defendants that could be transferred to the plaintiff's contract in relation to certain properties. And they can be identified with any exercise of the property if the property can not be identified under the terms of the contract value if the contract is not enforceable. , Then the presence or absence of the corpus at the time of contract will become non-commercial property in the interest of which the predecessor is allotted. Applicants were the same as the subject of the sale agreement because the review request was dropped because there was no ambiguity regarding the identity of the property \ r \ n
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