Supreme Court of India
Subbegowda (dead) by Lr. v. Thimmegowda (dead) by Lrs.
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law of Property: Settlement deed-Revocation-Right of sett/or-Sett/or executing a deed and vesting suit properties in settlee stipulating certain conditions-Suit for restoration of possession of suit properties on ground of fraud and misrepresentation-Trial Court and first appellate court holding that sett/or has no right of revocation of deed-High Court held in favour of sett/or-On appeal, held, intention of the sett/or has to be decided from the contents of the deed-On facts, on plain reading of the deed. the settlement was not a transfer of property but an arrangement/entrustment of suit…
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