Supreme Court of India
Urmila Devi and Others v. The Deity, Mandir Shree Chamunda Devi, through Temple Commissioner and Others
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We are of the view that ends of justice be served in awarding compensation of Rs.10 lakh in favour of the plaintiff-appellants out of the compensation received consequent to the acquisition of the suit land.
Judgment, page 9
From the headnote
Specific Relief Act, 1963: s.21 – Compensation in certain cases – Respondent no.2 to 6 (defendant no 1 to 5) agreed to sell land to predecessor-in-interest of appellants who paid full consideration and took possession of land and constructed three shops on the suit land – Respondent no.2 to 6 gifted same land to defendant no.6-respondent no.1 – Aggrieved with the non-execution of sale deed and with gift deed in favour of respondent no.1, predecessor-in-interest of appellants filed suit for specific performance – Trial court declared gift deed in respect of suit land as null and void and…
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