Supreme Court of India
Illoth Valappil Ambunhi (d) by Lrs. v. Kunhambu Karanavan
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Suit – Cancellation of gift deed and deed of transfer – Declaration for – One ‘R’ executed a deed of gift in favour of the respondents – The deed of gift stated that possession was delivered – ‘R’ later cancelled the gift by a deed of cancellation and sold the property to the original appellants – According to the appellants, the possession of the suit property was given to them and long after the original appellant had purchased the suit property, the respondents filed a suit for declaration that deed of cancellation and the deed of transfer were invalid, null and void – Respondents claimed…
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