Supreme Court of India
Manjabai Krishna Patil (d) by Lrs. v. Raghunath Revaji Patil and Anr.
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Transfer of Property Act, I 882-s.58(c), proviso-Mortgage by conditional sale-Requirements for-On facts, deed of sale of property followed by an agreement of re-conveyance-Documents executed on different dates and different places-Held: The transaction cannot be held to be a mortgage by conditional sale, since no condition was embodied in the document which effected or purported to effect the sale-Agreement of reconveyance hence not required to be compulsorily registered-Registration Act-Section 17.
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- 2008 C. Cheriathan v. P. Narayanan Embranthiri
- 2008 Vishwanath Dadoba Karale v. Prisa Shantappa Upadhye (d) Th. Lrs
Of those, 2 mentioned
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