Supreme Court of India
Mool Chand Bakhru and Anr. v. Rohan and Ors.
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Transfer of Property Act, 1882-Section 53- -Agreement to sell-Part performance of contract-Claim for-Written agreement to sell-Necessity of-Letters written by transferor agreeing to sell his part of the share in property-Letters not spelling out the terms of the agreement or time frame within which the sale deed was to be executed-High Court holding that the letters constitute a valid agreement to sell, allowing the claim for par/ performance of contract-Validity of-Held, letters written by transferor could not be construed to be an agreement to sell within the meaning of Section 53- of the…
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