Supreme Court of India
K.S. Satyanarayana v. V.R. Narayana Rao
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Contract Act, 1872: Sections 70 and 72. c I Undue enrichment-Privily of contract-Lack of -Plaintiff entered into an agreement to sell, with defendant No. 2, on being so authorised in writing and signed by defendant 1 (owner)-Plaintiff paid Rs. 1 lakh each to defendants Nos. 1 and 2-Agreement to sell fell through-Plaintiff demanded money back and filed suit for recovery against both defendants-Suit decreed against defendant No. 2, but dismissed against defendant 1 for lack privily . of contract-Held: Lack of privily of contract is a specious plea when defendant No. 1 received the money and
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