Supreme Court of India
Sopan (dead) through His L.R. v. Syed Nabi
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We are of the opinion that the Civil Court and the High Court were not justified in their conclusion.
Judgment, page 10
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Transfer of Property Act, 1882 – s.58(c) – Mortgage by conditional sale – Respondent-plaintiff received a sum of Rs.5000/- from appellant-defendant, however, same was construed as the consideration for the suit property and a registered sale deed dated 10.12.1968 (Exh.23) was executed in favour of the defendant – separate agreement dated 10.12.1968 (Exh.24) was also entered into between the parties where the plaintiff agreed to repay the said amount and secure reconveyance of the property – Another agreement was entered into on 29.08.1969 (Exh.14/1) under which plaintiff agreed that he had…
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