The High Court of Appeal Vendor for the specific performance of the Section 12 Law Reform Ordinance (XII of 1972), the Section 3 suit sale agreement, agreed to sell the suit property to the seller to consider a total sale of Rs 12,000,000. And said that Rs 2,000,000 from consideration of sale was paid at the time of signing the seller's contract and at the time of the seller's contract contract entry that the seller was fixed I could not complete the transaction because it did not have enough money and was unable to complete. A single High Court judge instructed the seller not only to pay consideration to the balance sale, but also to pay extra money, which is a factor of interest. Since he failed to pay his share of the liability for a substantial sum of money. On the other hand, the lawyer of the shopkeeper has claimed that in accordance with the terms of the sale agreement, the shopkeeper had to lease the suit property issued by the cantonment board's completion certificate, before executing the registered sale deed in favor of the seller. And the Completion Certificate. The seller was issued, but the lease was not issued until the seller was sued for specific performance unless the lease was issued by the Pakistan Defense Officers Housing Authority. Only then can a non-registered Registered Convention Deed be executed in favor of the seller, which was not. It was issued in their favor that the vendor is not in a position to perform its duty of responsibility and has failed to make the title of the property for sale within a fixed period, he added.
Related judgments — Karachi High Court Sindh, 2009
