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Mushir Mohammed Khan (dead) by Lrs. v. Smt. Sajeda Bano and Ors.
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Transfer of Property Act, 1882-Section 58(c) proviso and (d)-Mort gage by conditional sale and usufructuary mortgage-Parties executed three documents-Sale deed, agreement of re-conveyance and a rent note-By sale deed property sold by plaintiff in favour of defendant-By agreement of. re conveyance of property by defendant in favour of plaintiff property reconveyed on payment of sale price within stipulated time-In tenns of rent note plaintiff paying rent of the property to defendant-True nature of transaction to be ascertained having regard to all documents-Held, the transaction is not a
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- 2023 Prakash (dead) by Lr. v. G. Aradhya and Ors.
- 2007 Manjabai Krishna Patil (d) by Lrs. v. Raghunath Revaji Patil and Anr.
- 2006 Bishwanath Prasad Singh v. Rajendra Prasad and Anr.
- 2005 Chennammal v. Munlmalalyan and Ors.
- 2005 Umabai and Anr. v. Nilkanth Dhondiba Chavan by Lrs. and Anr.
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