Supreme Court of India
Seethakathi Trust Madras v. Krishnaveni
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Specific Relief Act, 1963: s.19(b) – previous suit filed by respondent for specific performance of agreement of sale of land was decreed and pursuant thereto, execution proceedings were commenced – Surveyor was appointed by executing court to demarcate 50 acres of land – Executing court executed sale deed – Respondent filed suit against appellant praying for declaration of title and delivery in her favour to the extent of 0.08 cents of the land on the ground that the respondent took possession of 50 acres by way of execution proceedings and that the appellant had trespassed over 0.08 cents of…
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