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Supreme Court of India

Jaspal Singh v. Ashwani Kumar

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Bench K.V. Viswanathan and Alok Aradhe JJ.
Decided 14 July 2026

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What the Court ordered

We are of the considered opinion that the High Court erred in disturbing the judgment and decree of the First Appellate Court.

Judgment, page 21

In brief

The appellant agreed on 22.06.2003 to purchase the respondent's undivided half share in a 12-marla property with a factory for Rs.12,50,000, paying Rs.9,00,000 as earnest money, with the sale deed to be executed by 22.06.2004 and a stipulation that if the sale deed could not be executed for any reason the respondent would refund the earnest money. Two further agreements (21.06.2004 and 21.07.2004, the latter recording a further Rs.60,000) extended the date by consent to 22.01.2005.…

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