Supreme Court of India
Gurbax Singh v. Kartar Singh and Ors.
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Registration Act, I 908 S.47-Sale deeds-Commencement of operation-Two sale deeds (Ext. P-2 and Ext. -1) executed the same day-Time of execution of P-2 shown as 10.00 .M-Time of execution of -1 not shown-Concurrent findings of courts below that Ext. P-2 executed earlier than Ext. -2 and former prevails over latter-Held, a document on subsequent registration will take effect from the time when it was executed and not from the time of its registration-Where two documents are executed on the same day, time of their execution would determine the priority irrespective of the time of their…
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