Section 12 Civil Procedure Code (V of 1908), Section 100 suit for the specific performance of the Contracting Plaintiff sued the Defendant for specific performance of the Contract, while the Defendant obtained possession of the Plaintiff by partition. The lawsuit was filed, and a lawsuit was filed for its specific performance. The agreement filed by the plaintiff was dismissed, while the defendant ruled through the trial court's appeals court for possession by division, however, rejecting the stable judgment and the decree passed by the trial court. Defendant dismisses lawsuit for division. And for the specific performance of the contract, the plaintiff's order was generally answered in all clear questions and briefly attended to the appellate court of the parties, while investigating the matter from all angles. He also listed some reasons for setting aside. The verdicts and decree passed by the trial court were not tracked by the appellate court, nor were the findings of any false statement / testimony read, but they were based on available records and strictly in accordance with the law. The appellate court could not have interfered with the High Court's finding. Second appeal
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