Supreme Court of India
Maya Devi v. Lalta Prasad
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: · Order XX/ r. 58 - Execution proceedings - Suit for recovery of money sought to be realized on a property covered by an agreement for sale - Suit claim based on the stipulation in the contract that double the amount of earnest money would be payable in the event the contract was not performed - Suit decreed ex parte - Objection by appellant-objector before executing court that in respect of the said property a registered power of attorney in 2006 was already executed between objector and wife of Judgment Debtor (JD) and possession was handed over to objector…
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