The plaintiff sued the plaintiff for the specific performance of the section 12 suit for sale for special performance which was rejected by the trial court but was ruled by the appellate court or an oral agreement would be valid. Implemented as a written agreement provided that it did not meet all of the requirements of a valid contract, neither the plaintiff nor its witnesses said a word in relation to the date, time and place of agreement and the relevant matter. There should have been a verbal agreement. The date, time and place of the same suit have been established by presenting credible evidence for specific performance, although it could have been established within three years from the date of the agreement, but it is unclear why the plaintiff had not been with one year. Waiting For Long Term Get Specific Performance of the Contract The beneficiary of the oral contract to sell was obliged to prove that he was offered and accepted by the proposed seller. Was, there was no evidence presented in connection with the approval of the offer by the claimant, the payment of the amount due The acceptance of the aforesaid offer cannot be construed as saying that the contract was a one-sided agreement and could not be specifically enforced. The plaintiff failed to prove the execution of the oral agreement, the appellate court's findings were incorrect assumptions and speculation. Based on unwarranted speculation and non-reading of the evidence, which was able to be set aside and the appellate court's order was set aside. And the trial court was restored
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