Continuous Readiness And Willingness On Part Of Purchaser Is Condition Precedent For Granting Relief Of Specific Performance: Karnataka HC

The Karnataka High Court emphasized that a plaintiff must demonstrate continuous readiness and willingness from the date of the sale agreement until the issuance of the notice for specific performance to be granted. The court highlighted that this principle ensures that the party seeking enforcement of the agreement has not only shown intention but also acted diligently throughout the period. Failure to exhibit such consistent readiness and willingness may result in the denial of relief. This ruling reinforces the necessity of adhering to contractual obligations and proper legal procedures for obtaining specific performance under contract law.