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CH. GHULAM RASOOL versus MRS. NUSRAT RASOOL

A. XXIII, R1 Specific Relief Act (of 1877), Articles 12 and 42 of the Oral Contract Declaration and the Second Case of Specific Performance The husband claimed to be the owner of the suit house and his wife claimed to be his anonymous owner. Whether the first case between the parties was withdrawn from the husband's unconditional transfer of the house to his name in the official record on the verbal promise of the wife refusing to fulfill part of such an oral agreement. The specific performance of the alleged oral contract that the wife confessed to her husband's house ownership is the same as her name in the official record. The agreement was agreed upon by the parties in both the retaining houses and the claim for relief and property relief relating to the original dispute was the same in the first and second suits in the second case was the continuation of the cause of action in the first suit. And there was no fresh cause for action. In the second case, the husband's husband withdrew the first case to file a new case without permission, and, therefore, refused to file a second case on the same subject, mentioning the terms of the alleged oral contract back to his earlier nomination. Was not in the request to take. The order of the case or the court has been granted on such request, there is nothing to show that the application was not moved to withdraw the first case with the consent and knowledge of the wife, the husband's oral claim, any reasonable evidence OXXIII, R 1, Second Session Oral Contract to the extent of declaration in respect of sanctions for anonymous role under CPC, due to the absence of best advocate from Tando Allahyar lawyer