Supreme Court of India
Atla Sidda Reddy v. Busi Subba Reddy and Ors.
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Having regard to the above, the submissions advanced on behalf of the petitioner do not warrant any interference with the order of the High Court impugned therein and the same is, accordingly, dismissed, but without any order as to costs.
Judgment, Para 12
From the headnote
Suit: Suit for declaration of title - Suit property sold by DW-4 by registered sale deed in 1968 - Petitioner claiming title over property on the basis of registered sale deed executed by DW-4 in 1974 - Held: DW-4 was not competent to execute the subsequent sale deed in 1974 in respect of same property - Petitioner therefore did not acquire any title to the suit property - Deeds and documents. The petitioner filed a suit for declaration of title to the suit property.…
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