Supreme Court of India
Ranchhoddas Chhaganlal v. Devaji Supadu Dorik and Ors.
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What the Court ordered
For the foregoing reasons we are satisfied that the decree passed A by the trial court was correct and the High Court was in error in reversing the decree.
Judgment, page 5
From the headnote
Transfer of Property Act, 1882_:Sec. 53A-Doctrine of part performance Whether transferee should be ready and willing to perform-Indian Penal Code-Finding without issue-Not sustainable-Cross objection-If judgment can be challenged by respondent without filing cross objection. Article 133 of Constitution-Practice and procedure-Objection about vali dity of grant of certificate-To be raised at what stage . . ,1 The appellant agreed to sell certain land to the respondents by an agree- ment for sale entered into between t):ie parties for Rs. 17,000/-. The respon dent was put in possession
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