Supreme Court of India
Ram Khilona and Ors. v. Sardar and Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908-Section /00-Second appeal-Agreement of sale of land by covenantors-Alteration made in the agreement deed by introducing two independent marginal witnesses subsequently-Suit for specific performance of contract of sale on basis of agreement deed decreed and suit for declaration of rights of vendees dismissed-Upholding of decrees of lower court, High Court holding alterations in the agreement deed as material alterations-Correctness of-Held, order of High Court not sustainable since alterations made subsequently did not bring about any change in validity and…
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