Supreme Court of India
Vundavalli Ratna Manikyam & v. V.P.P.R.N. Prasada Rao
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Specific Performance: Agreement to sell – Entered in 1981 – Earnest money paid – Time extended to pay balance amount – Meanwhile acquisition proceedings – In representation by original vendor and vendee for deletion of the property from acquisition, vendor admitted sale and possession of the property to the vendee – Death of original vendor – Widow of original Vendor (D1) sold the property to D2 – Vendee’s suit for permanent injunction against D1&2 – Also suit for specific performance of 1981 agreement – Trial Court admitted execution of agreement and possession of vendee, but dismissed suit…
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