Section 27 (b) of the Special Relief Act, 1877, asserts that the leaseholder seized the property in question, as part of the performance of the contract proof section that led to the lease (which entered into the sale agreement). In our sole discretion). Lucy's case was in the possession of a particular part of the house in partial execution of the contract, on the contrary, as it was established by the plaintiff in the suit that he was the tenant of the shop in relation to the house, , Possession of the lease. The pursuit of the original sale cannot be treated as a possession of the first buyer because in the case of a waiver of the rules provided by section 27 (b), the Special Relief Act, 1877, the latter buyer, not only the plaintiff, I denied the allegations but satisfactorily dismissed the claim. In this proof the applicant is hereby deemed to the buyer that he / she will contract to sell the property under review without any compromise before the purchase.
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