1. Original suit no. 599/2009 (Suresh Chandra Bhardwaj & another v. Dharmveer) was instituted for the relief of specific performance of contract. The plaint case in brief was that parties had executed a registered agreement to sell dated 10.10.2007, by which it was agreed between them that defendant will sell the property in suit to plaintiff for a consideration of Rs. 60,000/-; and at the time of execution of said contract, Rs. 20,000/- was received by the defendant as advance consideration. Plaintiff had been ready and willing to perform his part of contract and had kept the amount of remaining of consideration ready for payment at the time of registration of sale-deed; but defendant had not executed the sale-deed in spite of repeated reminders and notices to him, and in spite of the plaintiff being present in Sub-Registrar office after notice for executing the registered sale-deed. Therefore, plaintiff had filed the suit for specific performance of contract of sale.

2. In original suit, defendant no.-1 Dharmveer (present appellant) appeared and filed written-statement, in which he had admitted the execution of registered agreement to sell of disputed property on 10.10.2