Supreme Court of India
Silla Chandra Sekharam v. Ramchandra Sahu
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Specific Performance-Perfection of title after contract to sell-Applicability of s. IB(a)-'Subsequentlu to the sale or lease. meaning of-Specific Relief Act, 1877 (Act I of 1877), s. 18(a). / The respondent executed an agreement to sell his house in order to meet family necessities for a certain sum on the condition that he and his mother would execute a sale deed in favour of the appellant. On the failure of the execution of the sale-deed the appellant instituted a suit for specific per formance of the contract.
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