Supreme Court of India
State of Andhra Pradesh v. Mohd. Ashrafuddin
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the land in two different capacities. The respondent in the instant case is holding the land as owner although he was not in possession. [486 -EJ It is well settled that a person in possession, pursuant to a contract for sale. docs not get title to the 1and unless there is a valid document of title in his favour. In the instant case the transferee came into possession in pursuance of an agreement for sale but no valid deed of title was executed in his favour. There• fore, the ownership remained with the transferor. But even in the absence of a valid deed of title the possession pursuant to an
Where later benches applied it
- 2014 Union of India and Ors. v. Robert Zomawia Street
- 1996 State of Uttar Pradesh v. The District Judge and Ors.
- 1990 Yedida Chakradhararao (dead) through His L.rs. & Ors. Etc. v. State of Andhra Pradesh & Ors. Etc.
- 1983 Begulla Bapi Raju Etc. Etc. v. State of Andhra Pradesh Etc. Etc.
Of those, 4 mentioned
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