MUHAMMAD ISHAQ versus MA.H. BOKHARI
Special Relief Act 1877 Section 27 (b) Transfer Property Act (I82 of 1882), Section 41 thereafter for sale without consideration of the first sale agreement, the plaintiff may have purchased Sworn in the sale transaction between the office and the seller. In all respects, the complete and final transfer was only stopped in this case because the defendant in this case agreed that he had also resigned from the oath that he had no knowledge of the previous contract under which the seller The plaintiff agreed to sell the property in question to the claimant. Such a statement was left unreasonable in defense, therefore, it excluded the burden which would indicate that it had supplied, the claimant and the seller of the Special Relief Act of 1877, 1877 Without having knowledge of the contract in advance, purchased the property in question. , Not applicable and the claimant was not entitled to a specific performance order against the defendant (s)
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