Supreme Court of India
Jagannath v. Shri Yugal Narain Purohit, Adv. and Ors.
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Provincial Insolvency Act, 1920 : Section 53. Constitution of India, 1950: Article 136. AppeaHnterference with concurrent findings of fact-Property pur- c chased by respondent-Application filed for declaration that trans/ er inf av our of respondent was fraudulent one-Finding recorded by Trial Court that sale was bona fide made for valuable consideration-Finding upheld by a Single Judge as well as Division Bench of the High Court-Held, finding of fact was based on appreciation of evidence-There was no substantial question of law of public importance-Therefore interference by Supreme Court was…
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