Supreme Court of India
V. Lakshmanan v. B. R. Mangalagiri and Ors.
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Contract Act, 1872: Agreement to sell land-Time essence· of contract-Contract fell through for default of purchaser-Forfeiture of entire earnest money by seller held justified Earnest money-What is-Nomenclature given of advance in the agreement is not conclusive. Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act, 1956: Section 8. Agreement to sell land-One of the sellers minor on the date of sale Minor attaining majority pending suit and electing to abide by the terms of sale-Necessity 'to obtain Court permission becomes redundant. The appellant entered into an agreement with respondents for purchase of
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