Sections 12, 42 and 54 are suits for contracts, declarations, damages and specific performance of permanent injunctive parties; in the present case, there is agreement to sell the property at a total sale of Rs. 15,400,000, at the time of execution. The plaintiff sought extension of the payment period for the sale agreement and the balance due to be paid on or before the due date for the sale. When the defendant wrote a letter through his lawyer and asked the plaintiff to complete the transaction and the balance was paid on sale, the defendant deducted a fine of Rs 1,500,000 in response. And it has been stated that he will pay only Rs. 10,900,000 instead of considering the balance sale of the plaintiff's claim of Rs 12,400,000; the transaction was not completed due to the supply of copies of the documents, according to the evidence. Was not proved and the plaintiff's video was sought in his letter, even in the case of balance sale, which further proved that the plaintiff was fully prepared and willing to pay his full liability. was not. Who proved that he failed to arrange the funds within the stipulated timeframe to settle the matter, so he withdrew himself from the performance of the specified performance, in case the buyer contracted Failure to pay part of the obligation and contract shall be liable for the failure to pay such indemnity, then the seller shall have the right to confiscate the same if such right is confiscated. Failure to respect the buyer's contract obligation, the buyer faces the consequences. The purchase transaction offered in the contract
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