Supreme Court of India
A.C. Arulappan. v. Smt. Ahalya Naik
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We hold that E she is entitled to refund of these amounts with reasonable interest.
Judgment, page 8
From the headnote
Specific Relief Act, 1963-Section 20-Agreement for sale of property between the parties-Sale deed not executed-Another agreement for sale entered into stipulating the time limit for execution-Suit for specific relief Held, Court jurisdiction to decree specific relief is discretionary and should not be exercised in an arbitrary or unreasonable manner-On facts, respondent tried to take unfair advantage over the appellant-Not entitled to a decree of specific performance. Appellant entered into an agreement with respondent to sell suit- property for certain consideration in May 1977. Respondent
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