HAYAT MUHAMMAD versus TAJUDDIN
Section 2 (e) of the Contract Act, 1872, the West Pakistan Consolidation of Holdings Ordinance (1960 of VI), Article 24 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 shall not constitute the explicit value of the contract sold unless the regular parties have The middle sale agreement was not executed or the order was not obtained for the specific performance, the transfer of title would include the contract to sell the documents, the respondents were not assisted in their title, Secondary evidence that was used to support consideration payments was not convincing of receipts, therefore, sales trans The trial court and the appellate court, which failed to accept the charge to prove zeal, correctly found that the appellant had not allegedly sold the respondents' favor. The fact that the respondents were unable to establish the charge to prove the sale transaction was kept aside by the High Court verdict, as has been certified by the appellate court, such as the Court.
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