Section 12 and 54 Sindh Rental Orders Ordinance (XVII of 1979), Section 15 Transfer Property Act (IV of 1882), Section 53A Civil Procedure Code (VV 1908), OXXIX, Rr 1 and 2 Suits The contract and the permanent order for the specific performance were executed by the first defendant himself upon receipt of the immovable property, and the second defendant was sold by the defendant under OXXX without obtaining any authorization from him. Petitioner's Request for Disposal & 2, CPC, Procedure for Removal by Defendants and Generating Third Party Interest Under Plaintiff's Request Such a receipt was dubious because other defendants disagreed on its authenticity. Such recovery was implemented by other defendants before the implementation of the Power of Attorney. The first plaintiff's provisions of Section 53A of the Transfer Property Act, 1882, will not apply in the present case when the claimant does not take possession of the suit property under the tenant and the sale agreement for the exclusive performance of the specialty and Because of the separation, the judicial proceedings initiated under the special law will restrict the landlord and tenant's case from performing certain functions which cannot be ruled out by the provisions of the Sindh Rent Ordinance. 1979, unless the sale agreement provides in clear terms that the landlord and the tenant will cease to implement it, the tenant will enjoy the property as potential buyers and parties will be bound by its terms and conditions. , So that there is no agreement between the parties who give the rights to the plaintiff. Owner status
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