Supreme Court of India
Moreshar S/o Yadaorao Mahajan v. Vyankatesh Sitaram Bhedi (d) Thr. Lrs. and Others
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Suit – Necessary party – Non-joinder of – Suit, if maintainable – Plaintiff filed suit for specific performance admitting that the suit property was jointly owned by defendant, his wife and three sons – However, trial court held that the defendant was the absolute owner of the suit property and thus, there was no question of joinder of his wife and three sons – Suit decreed, defendant was directed to execute the sale deed by accepting the balance sale consideration as per the terms of the agreement to sell – Appeal filed by defendant, dismissed – Second appeal – Partly allowed by High Court…
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