Supreme Court of India
Nazim Shaikh Hasan v. Nasir Mushtaq Shaikh
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What the Court ordered
In view of the foregoing, we find no infirmity in the impugned judgments of the Courts below warranting interference. 29) The present Special Leave Petition is sans merit and, accordingly, the same stands dismissed.
Judgment, page 16
In brief
The respondents' predecessor let a 200 sq.ft ground-floor shop at Kondhwa Khurd, Pune to the petitioner at a monthly rent of Rs.1,500/-. While the tenancy subsisted, the landlady agreed on 21.09.2004 to sell the shop to the tenant for Rs.1,90,000/-, of which Rs.40,000/- was paid, the balance Rs.1,50,000/- being payable within three months from a bank loan; Clause 4 provided that if the loan was not sanctioned the agreement would stand cancelled, the Rs.40,000/- refunded and possession handed back 'as it was in the previous condition'.…
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