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Issue for consideration: (i) Whether the suit for specifi c performance was fi led within the period of limitation; (ii) Whether the respondents were ready and willing to perform their part of the contract. Suit – Specific performance – Limitation – Readiness and willingness to perform contract – Respondents fi led suit for specifi c performance – The suit was decreed – The First Appellate Court dismissed the suit – The respondents thereafter fi led Second Appeal, which was allowed by the High Court – Propriety: Held: Clause 3 of the agreement to sell (dated 31.07.1975) thereof stipulates that the…
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