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JHANDA versus MUHAMMAD YOUSAF

O VI, R 4 of the Contract Act (IX of 1872), section 16 avoids transactions based on undue influence and suits improper influence to avoid transactions on the basis of undue influence. The statement of the reason for which he lived on such a claim should be clearly appealed to the exact nature of the influence, the manner of use of the influence and the unfair advantage obtained by others. To deal with matters of ineffective influence, the question must be whether the matters in the cases were one in which one with the right mind could be expected to enter. Even if he showed up so aggressively that it was suggested that the transfer was not in the state of mind what he was doing? Whether this case requires legal advice and whether the transfer was intended to be a transfer, it should usually be a matter of finding the issue of undue influence in the nature of the item, as well as the effect of the improper influence. There was no specific evidence of use was always worth the direct proof and, therefore, the nature of the transaction and the circumstances in which it originated should depend on the relationship between the parties. Should be such that one of them has the status. Overcoming the will of the other; the dominant party unfairly benefited from the other. And the dominant party used its dominant position to gain unstable advantage. The essence of undue influence was that a person was against and against his will. But for influence, if he leaves to decide for himself, he will do so law firms from Lalamusa lawyer