Specific Relief Act 1877 Section 12 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) The seller sold the land exclusively to the vendor containing the measles numbers, instead Wendy entered into a contract with the seller, giving him some money back. Will be sold in case of. It sold a certain amount of money to the seller within a four-year period, however, was successfully vacated by the pre-emptor vendor and subsequently claimed specific performance of the contract against the vendor and the premier decree holder. Was filed, which was ordered by the trial court. The vendor's second appeal before the High Court vendor failed before the Supreme Court, the High Court was wrong in concluding that the sale was successfully stopped by the former umpire in favor of the seller. Was sold, the seller was not executed back, the seller in which the seller and the seller contracted were probably to gain some bottom line and possibly defeat the pre-emptor's claim. Like when the seller was successfully vacated in advance, he was replaced by the seller, and he and the seller There was no privatization of the agreement, so the claim to sell back was not open. A refusal to appeal against it was denied
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