Supreme Court of India
Mithilesh Kumar v. Manohar Lal
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We hold that all the decisions do not render any assistance to D the respondent.
Judgment, page 7
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Registration Act, 1908 : S. J7(1)(b)-Agreement entered into stipulating self-imposed conditions for use of land-No consideration-Whether compulsorily registrable- Held: Undertaking given as to exercise of right over property-Incapable of valuation-Value cannot be construed to be hundred rupees or more Hence not a compulsorily registrable document. Kashinath Bhaskar Datar v. Bhaskar Vishweshwar, AIR (1952) SC 153; S. Noorden v. VS. Thiru Venkita Reddiar and Ors., AIR (1996) SC 1293; Lachhaman Dass v. Ram Lal and Anr., [1989] 2 SCR 250; Mst. Kirpal Kaur v. Bachan Singh and Ors., [1958] SCR
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