Supreme Court of India
Saraswathi and Anr. v. S. Ganapathy and Anr.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 : Section JOO-Second appeal-Owner sold one of his properties to a purchaser-Sale deed mentioned a certain area-Subsequently, owner sold his adjoining property to a second purchaser-Sale deed again mentioned acer tain area-Both sale deeds mentioned that the parties had right of ingress and egress aver an open passage on the west side of the property sold to the second purchaser-Second purchaser executed a Release Deed relinquishing all his rights except a right of passage in the open space-Second purchaser put up some additional constructions on the property and
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