Supreme Court of India
Mrs. Umadevi Nambiar v. Thamarasseri Roman Catholic Diocese Rep by its Procurator Devssia’s Son Rev. Father Joseph Kappil
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Transfer of Property Act, 1882: ss. 41, 3 – Power of Attorney – Alienation of Property – In the instant case the appellant executed a general Power of Attorney in favour of her sister – After sometime the said power of attorney was cancelled by the appellant – But in the meantime the appellant’s sister executed four different documents in favour of third parties, assigning/releasing some properties – Thereafter the appellant filed suit against the assignees/releasees and the same was decreed but later the appellant came to know that the latter had sold the property to the respondent…
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