Supreme Court of India
Ram Pyare v. Ram Narain & Others
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U. P. Zamindarl Abolition & 'Land Rtforms Act 1950, ss. 134 and 137 -Vendor deposited money to acquire Bhumidarl rights-Land aold on -representation that he ·had such rights but before obtaining ctrtificate of Bhumldarl rights-Sale-Whether valld-V,ndee, whether entitled to ln•oke s. 43, T.P. Act. Transfer of Property Act, s. 43-Vendor depositing money for acquiring Bhumidari rights over land-Sale Deed executed making erroneous represtn· talion that vendor had Bhumidari rights-Certificate of Bhumldarl rights Issued subsequently-Whether'·· 43 applicable. Section 134(1) of the U.P. Zamindari
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- 2025 Machhindranath S/o Kundlik Tarade Deceased through Lrs. v. Ramchandra Gangadhar Dhamne & Ors.
- 2019 Rakesh & Ors. v. Board of Revenue U.P. & Ors. Etc.
Of those, 2 referred to
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