Supreme Court of India
Sanjay Singh and Anr. v. Central Himalayan Land Development Co. Ltd.
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Suit – Recovery of money – Appellants booked a residential flat whereupon a villa was to be constructed by the respondent – Total consideration for villa was Rs.15,65,000/- – According to appellants they paid all the installments – Thereafter, appellants received demand notice from respondent for payment of balance consideration of Rs. 5,13,850/- towards principal sum and interest amounting to Rs.3,61,460/-, the total being Rs.8,73,556/- – Pursuant thereto, respondent filed a summary suit for recovery of the said amount which was dismissed – In First appeal, High Court condoned the delay of…
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