Supreme Court of India

Tiruvenibai & Another v. Smt. Lilabai

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Bench P.B. Gajendragadkar J.
Decided 21 January 1959

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Registration-Contract to lease-Agreement not creating a pre­ sent and immediate demise-Whether requires registration-" Agree­ ment to lease ", Meaning of-Indian Registration Act, I90/i (I6 of I908), S. 2(7). document purporting to be a receipt and bearing a four anna revenue stamp was executed by Min favour of the respon­ dent and recited, inter alia, as follows: " I have this day given I959 January :JI. 108 SUPREME COURT REPORTS [1959] Supp. r959 to you the land described below which is owned by me.…

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