PAK UNITED HOUSING ENTERPRISE versus RAMZAN
Specific Relief Act 1877 Section 27 (b) Borden subsequent transfers to prove subsequent transfer and renewal of faith in good faith without proof of good faith and without knowledge of original contract. But it would be heavy to prove that they were in good faith, without informing the original contract, and for valuable consideration, however, later, the court-presented exchange said on oath. Given that he has no knowledge of the previous sale agreement, such a statement would be sufficient to offset his burden and then be possible to exchange it. The evidence on record shows that the previous seller had received the notice of the previous agreement to prove that the subsequent transfer was due to a subsequent sale / sale agreement between the claimant and the defendant. There was no notice that the plaintiff failed to present direct or indirect evidence to establish the contrary, the question was whether the exchange was later protected under the provisions of section 27 (b), s. 1877 [burden of proof]
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