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ALLAH DITTA versus ZAINAB BEGUM

Section 53 of the Property Act, 1882, the sale of illiterate and elderly women by them and by two minors, there was no record in the record of the enforcement of these women at the time of the execution of the contract. There were free consultations. No one could execute the sale agreement on behalf of the minors. For the execution of the alleged sale agreement, the Guardian had to obtain a certificate from the judge's court, which is a precondition for the execution of the contract. Such a certificate was not issued by the Guardian Judge. Elderly and illiterate women have failed to implement a sales contract out of their own free will after the ill-advised agreement to invalidate the contract was invalid, so the competent plaintiff was not viable To prove a valid contract for sale, in its favor, was not fully enforceable, as was the case for the sale. famous lower court advocate from Daur lawyer