Supreme Court of India
Kashinath Bhaskar Datar v. Bhaskar Vishweshwar Karve
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Indian Registration Act (XVI of 1908), s. 17(l)(b)-Subsequent document varying terms of previous document-Limiting and extin guishing "interest" in immoveable property-Equitable doctrine of part performancc-W hether applicable. suit to recover money based on two mortgages was resisted by the defendant on the plea that the mortgages were satisfied as the assignor of the mortgages to the plaintiff had executed an agreement in favour of the defendant which proved satisfaction. This agreement was not registered and the question for determin- ation was whether it required registration and whether
Where later benches applied it
- 2017 K. S. Varghese & Ors. v. St. Peters & Pauls Syrian Orth. & Ors.
- 2000 Jagdish Lal v. Parmanand
- 1996 Mithilesh Kumar v. Manohar Lal
Of those, 3 mentioned
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