Supreme Court of India
Bhoop Alleged Son of Sheo v. Matadin Bhardwaj Son of Lakmi Chand
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Code of Civil Procedure-Section 146 and order 20 Rule 14, Order 21 Rule 16--Preemption decree-Whether could be transferred to entitled purchaser to execute the same. Sub-Judge, 1st Class, Mahendergarh, in a suit, granted a pre- emption decree in respect of agricultural land in favour of one Shanti Devi and against the appellant and directed Shanti Devi to deposit the sale price by November 17, 1968. The respondent Matadin obtained a Deed of Assignment in respect of the said decree and thereby acquired the rights of Shanti Devi therein. On the strength of the said Assign- ment deed, he put the
Where later benches applied it
- 2008 Krishna Kumar Birla v. Rajendra Singh Lodha and Others
- 1997 Habiba Khatoon v. Ubaidul Huq and Ors.
Of those, 2 mentioned
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