MUHAMMAD JALILULLAH versus A-ONE HOUSING MANAGEMENTS THROUGH OWNERS
Section 12 Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Article 113 The suit for the specific performance of the claimant for the boundary of the contract who had booked the apartment, paid it in advance then stated that the booking was canceled and said in lieu of cancellation. Plaintiff allocated second apartment to Plaintiff. He said that the plan and the total amount were paid by the plaintiff on the new terms, but the apartment was not handed over to the plaintiff and the plaintiff filed a lawsuit. It was not necessarily necessary for the parties to the contract. The date of a particular calendar has been agreed upon. When attracting the provisions of the third part of Article 113 of the Limitation Act, 1908, when an agreement was to be executed on an upcoming event without specifying the date of a particular calendar, the time from which three The period for filing a lawsuit for the specific performance of the contract will be as described in the first section of Article III of Article 113 of the Concept Act, 1908 beginning on the date when the specific future event occurs. Where the performance was subject to a future event and the subsequent event did not occur, it cannot be said that the calendar for the performance of the contract No date was specified. , The time for filing a suit for specific performance was not begun and will only begin when the defendant reported the refusal to perform to the plaintiff when the performance of a contract was subject to a future event. Whenever the next event happened. It was supposed to be a special calendar date. To understand the due date between the parties for the performance of the contract, Article III of Article 113 of the Limitation Act 1908
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