inapplicable, because in this case the principals are now disclosed, and the contract is between the principals on each side. In fact, it is scarcely ... purchaser is so as to either make the contract uncertain on that ground or unenforceable by specific performance.
40. A reference may be made
does not recognise a contract to enter into a contract. In the latter case there is a binding contract and the reference to the more ... contract is which the parties entered into, it cannot obviously enforce it. But the question whether a contract is in this sense uncertain
failed.
(3) The contract having been cancelled by the respondent same is no longer enforceable.
(4) The contract itself being uncertain and vague the Court ... unable to hold that the terms are vague and uncertain, that the contract being partly oral and partly in writing. Oral evidence regarding the full
executing the contract
for reconveyance. He was executing that contract. He
was signing the deed contained in the contract. One or the leading principles ... ambiguous, therefore, this was an uncertain contract and should not be specifically enforced. This was not again a point that was taken
contract it does not lie in the mouth of the appellants/writ
petitioners to allege that the agreement was vague and uncertain and
as such ... appellants/writ petitioners have derived benefit out of such so called
uncertain contract. This argument of the appellants/writ petitioners is
as such devoid
case.
The contract by conduct as alleged will lead to an uncertain contract, which
will be an invalid contract. That this transaction continued for more ... performance is sought for by the petitioner is uncertain and vague.
It is submitted that a contract by nature is determinable unless there are
stipulations
contract was not enforceable in law.
5. The First Appellate Court negatived the said finding and held that the oral contract, being a contract ... evidence that the contract for sale was proved, had refused specific performance on the ground that the contract was uncertain and was Incapable of being
earlier contract could not be imported into a subsequent contract by appropriate language or that an arbitration clause found in an earlier contract could ... uncertainty and he has relied on Section 29 , Contract Act. Where a contract is uncertain, performance of which could never be enforced then it must
dispute. Moreover,
the subsequent communication refers to the contract.
49. Section 8 of the Contract Act provides for the acceptance of the
proposal by conduct ... some premise as was laid down in the contract. A contract cannot be
uncertain. It must not be vague. As per the provisions of Section
dispute. Moreover,
the subsequent communication refers to the contract.
49. Section 8 of the Contract Act provides for the acceptance of the
proposal by conduct ... some premise as was laid down in the contract. A contract cannot be
uncertain. It must not be vague. As per the provisions of Section
