Supreme Court of India
Dr. Manohar Ganapathi Ravankar v. Gurunanda Raikar
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What the Court ordered
In view of the above, the appeal filed by the Plaintiff is dismissed whereas, that of the Defendant is allowed.
Judgment, page 7
From the headnote
Specific performance: Respondent-defendant agreed to sell the schedule property for total sale consideration of Rs.30 lacs and was paid earnest money of Rs.26000/- – At the time of agreement, there was a civil family dispute pending in respect of the schedule property against him – The condition in the agreement was that the defendant would settle the pending dispute within a period of six months and if the dispute is not settled within six months, the time for execution of sale deed would be extended by such time as mutually to be agreed upon by the parties – Appellant-plaintiff sent a…
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