Supreme Court of India
Narender Singh v. Jai Bhagwan and Ors.
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Specific Relief Act; 1963 : Agreement of sale of lands executed by tenure holder-Lands included in consolidation proceedings and exclusively recorded in the name of tenure holder-Suit for specific.. performance-Plea by defendant-tenure-holder of joint ownership a/ongwith his major sons-Held, plea barred by virtue of s.49 ofU.P. Consolidation of Holdings Act-Besides, there being no equity· in favour of defendant, decree for specific performance passed by first appellate court and affirmed by High Court, upheld-UP. Consolidation of Holdings Act, 1953-S. 49. Appellants' father executed an
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