Supreme Court of India
S. Brahmanand and Ors. v. K.R. Muthugopal (d) and Ors.
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We are of the view that for the disposition of this case it is not necessary to go into the larger issue urged by Mr.
Judgment, page 14
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Limitation Act, 1963: Article 54-Suit for specific performance-Plaintiff entered into an agreement with defendant for sale of suit property on l 0. 3. I 989-The original agreement dated 10.3.1989 had a ''fixed date" for performance-However, defendant made a request vide letter dated 18.6.1992 for postponing the performance to a future date without fixing any further date for performance- In 1992, plaintiff was put in possession of the suit property-However, during the night of 31.8.1995 possession of the suit property was forcibly taken over by the defendant-Trial court decreed the
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