Supreme Court of India
Revappa Gurusiddappa v. Thakubai Madhavarao Patil and Ors.
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Specific Relief Act, 1963 : Agreement for purchase of land-Payment of Earnest moneySub sequently property sold to another party-Suit for specific peifonnance-Trial- Court refusing to grant relief of specific peif onnance--Directed refund of earnest money with interest-First appellate court granting specific pelf or mance-On second appeal High Court upheld the plea of the proposed purchaser that he was ready and willing to pelf onn his part of the agree ment-Remitted the matter to the district Court for framing the issue-Held : High Court rightly remitted the matter to District Court and
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