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NASIR AHMAD versus MUHAMMAD YOUSAF

Article 35 Civil Code of Conduct (v. 1908), section 148, suits the specific performance court while the plaintiff's buyer's price accumulates within the stipulated period, declaring the specific performance of the contract's fixed time limit for payment of the purchase price. Failure to submit may increase the time for collecting or paying the purchase price, later requesting an extension, while the defendant merely prayed for an extension of time. Opposed but not moved to court for the recovery of the agreement, the agreement between the parties will survive to enforce it. Until S35, the contract was formally abandoned in terms of the Special Relief Act, 1877, and the equity arising there was adjusted according to the provisions of the Special Relief Act. 1877, where the trial court retains jurisdiction to extend further time to pay / collect the purchase price, the Court of Appeal has approved, dismissing the trial by default clause in the order Not equivalent to a dismissal, the trial court could not offer its jurisdiction to extend or extend its jurisdiction over a predetermined period. In the decree issued by it to pay the purchase price when future events of a diverse nature occur, the power reserved in Section 35, the Special Relief Act, despite the presence of a default clause in the decree There was no denying the timeline on the basis. It was in the nature of a preliminary injunction adopted in 1877, and the court still made the case tremor when the advocate from Yazman Mandi lawyer