paid under the agreement. The plaintiff of course has produced two cheques dated 15.12.2006, drawn in favour of the defendants and subsequently cancelled for a sum of Rs.54,00,000/-. The total sale consideration fixed under the agreement was Rs.59,50,000/- as per the agreement, the plaintiff has paid Rs.20,00,000/- towards advance and the balance of sale consideration of Rs.39,50,000/-, out of said Rs.20,00,000/the defendant had returned the sum of Rs.19,50,000/- to the plaintiff under the two demand drafts, as evidenced by the letter dated 06.12.2006, marked as Ex.P46. It is not in dispute that the said demand drafts were encashed by the plaintiff. Therefore, the balance of sale consideration payable by the plaintiff was Rs.58,50,000/-. If it all the plaintiff could seek execution of sale deed, the plaintiff should have established that it was ready and willing to pay a sum of Rs.58,50,000/- when she demanded the execution of sale deed on 12.12.2006.