Supreme Court of India
V. Pechimuthu v. Gowrammal
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Specific Relief Act, 1963: Sections 16 and 20. Specific Performance-Suit for-Sale of immovable property-Agreement for-Owner sold his immovable property to purchaser-Purchaser agreed to sell property back to owner after 5 years for a certai" sum-Owner willing to perform his part of the contract and asked seller to re-convey the property- Suit filed for specific performance-Trial court decreed the suit-First appellate court confirmed the decree-However, High Court, in second appeal, reversed the concurrent findings of fact by holding that the re-purchase agreement was a privilege or
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