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G.T. Girish v. Y. Subba Raju (d) by Lrs and Another

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Bench K. M. Joseph and Pamidighantam Sri Narasimha JJ.
Decided 18 January 2022

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Specific Performance – Suit for – Maintainability – Plaint property was allotted to first defendant by Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) and a lease-cum-sale agreement was entered into between BDA and the first defendant on 04.04.1979 – On 17.11.1982, the first defendant entered into the agreement with the plaintiff agreeing to execute the sale deed of the site within three months from the date on which, the plaintiff obtained the sale deed from the BDA – Failure to execute the sale deed by first defendant – Plaintiff instituted suit seeking specific performance – Trial Court did not…

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