Supreme Court of India
Smt. Ishwari Devi v. Smt. Sarla Devi and Ors.
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Transfer of Property Act, 1882: Sale Deed-Interpretation of-Words used by Vendor cannot be ignored on presumption-Where in a deed property has been specifically identified by the vendor ambiguity or inconsistency arising out of it has to be disregarded executed a sale deed in favour of the appellant. The recitals stated that (i) the vendor was transferring 4 biswas of land, in Khasra c 1 No. 613, over which a two storey building called 'Anand Bhi:tvan' was built in four set of flats, in favour of vendee completely and permanently; and (ii) the possession of the property- one set of which was…
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