So much so, where extension of time is granted for payment of the balance sale consideration and especially to execute the decree of reconveyance of the property, the respondent has also to be ordered to compensate the petitioner the injury suffered by him in view of delay in paying the balance sale consideration for the period of which the sale price of the property has increased substantially. In extending equity in favour of the respondent he has to be directed to do equity to the petitioner as well. The learned counsel appearing for the respondent fairly submitted at the time of hearing that compensation fixed by this court, having regard to the facts and circumstances of the case, will be acceptable to the respondent for reconveyance of the property in terms of the compromise decree, and remission to the court below to consider that question be avoided as it may result in delay in completion of the proceedings. The extent of the property covered by the decree is stated to be 18 Ares 15 Sq. metres and it comprises of a building as well. Taking into account the time lag after the time fixed for deposit and reconveyance in presenting the execution petition the extent of the land involved for reconveyance, and the likely escalation of price over the land during the period in respect of which, of course, no data is available, I find a sum of Rs.1000/- per cent taking the area roughly as 40 cents, which
