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MIR MUHAMMAD ASLAM versus BILQEES BEGUM THROUGH GENERAL-ATTORNEY

Section 15 and 22 of the Contract Act (IX of 1872), in accordance with the essence of the contract for the sale of certain performance irrevocable joint property, the applicable suit land was owned by three persons and only of these were defendants. The sale amount for all the land with the plaintiff was received by the defendant and the contract was to be completed within a stipulated time. The plaintiff sued on the basis that the defendant had failed to perform his part of the agreement. And the case raised by the defendant was refused to be transferred at that time the contract was the essence and the plaintiff failed to meet it within the stipulated time; the trial court rejected the case in favor of the plaintiff. Was only decided on the extent of the land owned by the defendant, which failed to prove its entitlement Was um Because the trial court did not expressly consent to relinquish its claim or accept compensation, its suit was not granted to the parties with only immediate possession of part of the land. The sole and unencumbered deal of the sale was considered and the essence of the contract was clearly mentioned for the effect of a fixed time on a specific time which must be specifically implemented. And by moving freely from the rest of the agreement, the parties had clearly stated that the contract would be executed within six months and that they had given a specific date for the purpose in which the defendants had succeeded. Had proven that they were not obligated to perform their part of the agreement. On behalf of the plaintiff advocate for immigration from More kunda lawyer