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| 2016 SLG 2124 2016 SLD 2124 2016 YLR 251 |
Lahore High Court
R.S.A. No. 17 of 2006, decided on 11-02-2014. Dates of hearing: 10 and 11-02-2014.
AMIN-UD-DIN KHAN, JUSTICE
Ahmad Waheed Khan for Appellant. Rana Muhammad Yaqoob, Special Attorney in person for
Respondent No.1. Malik Abdul Wahid for
Respondent No.2.
R.S.A. No. 17 of 2006, decided on 11-02-2014. Dates of hearing: 10 and 11-02-2014.
AMIN-UD-DIN KHAN, JUSTICE
Ahmad Waheed Khan for Appellant. Rana Muhammad Yaqoob, Special Attorney in person for
Respondent No.1. Malik Abdul Wahid for
Respondent No.2.
MRS. PERIN J. DINSHAW
VS
. MUBARAK ALI AND another--RespondentS
Law:
Section:
(a) Specific Relief Act (I of 1877)--- ----Ss. 12 & 28---Civil Procedure Code (V of 1908), O.XLI, R.27---Qanun-e-Shahadat (10 of 1984), Arts.59, 60 & 61---Suit for specific performance of agreement to sell---Evidence of handwriting expert---Scope---Plaint did not mention whether agreement to sell was oral or written---Neither details of property nor date of performance of agreement was mentioned---Attesting witnesses had signed and thumb marked the draft of sale deed before signatures of vendors---Attesting witnesses of the sale deed had to testify the document on behalf of vendors as such witnesses had to testify the signatures of vendors/sellers before them (in their presence)---Plaintiff did not make it clear as to whether the receipt was original agreement or some oral agreement existed between the parties prior to said receipt---Alleged draft of sale deed did not mention the said receipt---Plaintiff did not move any application for correction of parentage of defendants despite objection raised in the written statement---Report of Handwriting Expert, being opinion of such expert, was not binding on the court under the law---Opinion of expert was relevant but same did not amount to conclusive proof---Opinion of the handwriting expert was a very weak type of evidence and same was only confirmatory or explanatory of direct or circumstantial evidence---Confirmatory evidence could not be given preference where confidence inspiring evidence was available---Signatures on disputed receipt were not found by High Court to be similar to the admitted signature---Plaintiffs' witness had stated that price of suit property was three million as against the value of Rs.100,000 mentioned by plaintiffs who were bound by the statements of their witnesses---First appellate court, in view of S.28 of the Specific Relief Act, 1877, could not pass the decree as price was grossly inadequate---Defendant witness' deposition as to value of suit property having not been challenged in cross-examination, would be accepted as such under the law---Evidence recorded by Trial Court beyond the scope of remand order could not be considered---First appellate court could not exclude…
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