Supreme Court of India
Pukhraj D. Jain and Ors. v. G. Gopalakrishna
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Civil Procedure Code, 1908; Ss. 10, 47, 48 and 151/Limitation Act, 1963; Article 54/Specific Relief Act, 1963; Section 16C: Agreement to sell property-Payment of part consideration by first party purchaser-Transfer of part possession by owner-Rescinding the contract first party filed a suit for recovery of advance against the owner-Application for amendment to convert the suit into one for specific performance of the agreement of sale-Rejected by trial Court on the ground of limitation- Owner sold the property to another party and transferred possession thereof Suit decreed by trial Court…
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