parties, in respect of which the parties should be consensus ad idem and this burden of proof lies on the plaintiff seeking specific performance ... therefore, to be certain and the parties must have been consensus ad idem. The burden of showing the stipulations and terms of the contract
must lead to an inference that there was no consensus ad idem between the first plaintiff and the defendant and as such there ... suit on the basis of that document, therefore absence of consensus ad idem does not arise at all. If there was no consensus ad idem
that when Exhibit P. 1 was executed there was 'Consensus ad idem' meeting of the mind between the contracting parties on all material ... that Exhibit P. 1 would show that there was 'consensus ad idem' between the parties to the property to be sold
receipt
Exhibit P-3 which would indicate that parties were not ad-
idem with regard to sale consideration for sale of suit land ... subsequently thereto would not indicate as to
whether parties were at ad-idem with regard to total sale
consideration amount in other words it does
Courts below were justified in
assuming that there was consensus ad idem as
between the parties insofar as the suit survey
number is concerned ... defendants are successful in their contention that there was no
consensus ad idem between the parties to understand the suit
property, the plaintiff should fail
Courts below were justified in
assuming that there was consensus ad idem as
between the parties insofar as the suit survey
number is concerned ... defendants are successful in their contention that there was no
consensus ad idem between the parties to understand the suit
property, the plaintiff should fail
thing in a new tenancy is that the
parties must be ad idem as to its terms. If this agreement
or consensus is wanting ... premises by the latter.
Thus the parties were not ad idem upon the basis of which
a new tenancy could be founded.
This argument, though
make a reference a submission to arbitration and should be ad idem in this respect.
Indeed, it seems indisputable that mere use of the terms ... make a reference, a submission to arbitration and should be ad idem in this respect.
16. The golden rule of construction is to ascertain
main Section 113 which states that there must be consensus ad idem between the parties in order to establish waiver of notice to quit, which ... content, and must be intentional and not accidental. There must be ad idem between the contracting parties. Waiver pre-supposes that the parties
burden lies on the
plaintiffs to prove that there was consensus ad-
idem between the parties for a concluded oral
agreement for sale of immovable
