The specific performance of the Special Relief Act 1877 section 12 for sale agreement was rejected but the plaintiff's case was argued that the amount of money offered by it was better than the verification vendor not owning the property. Could not assign title because he owned the property, the defendant (the corporation) owned the seller, only the director, and in such case he could not dispose of such property. The plaintiff knew that the shopkeeper was the owner of the property. Was not, as is evident from the acts of the serpent, which was in his control. He himself admitted that he was included in the premises as a tenant, Wendy, while the purchase of the property is necessary to buy the vendor's property without investigating the title of the tenant, at his own risk. Claims to have bought real estate. Some person who was neither his own nor was legally allowed to sell the same, could not be decided, the trial court rightly denied GR. Ant's interpretation of the contract's specific performance under the circumstances
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