Supreme Court of India
Dyaneshwar Ramachandra Rao Patange v. Bhagirathibai
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Suit for specific performance of contract-Maintainability-Contract entered into by deceased brother of plaintiff-Suit filed by sister as legal heir-Wife of deceased surviving-Decree of suit on the ground of admission of execution of the document by defendant-First appellate court held that since the widow was surviving and her remarriage was not established, suit by plaintiff not maintainable; and that the document was also not genuine High Court held that in view of alleged remarriage of widow, the suit was maintainable and that document was valid in view of admission of its execution---On
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