Supreme Court of India
Rangnath Haridas v. Dr. Shrikant B. Hegde
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What the Court ordered
We are of the opinion that as the High Court as also this Court are acting on the basis of the terms of the consent decree, the reciprocal obligations of the parties should be directed to be acted upon simultaneously.
Judgment, page 11
From the headnote
Specific. performance-Suit for-Consent decree-Enforcement of Agreement for purchase of flat-Suit for specific performance of the agreement-During pendency of suit, parties amicably settled the dispute- High Court held that the consent terms were valid and subsisting and passed order incorporating the terms of consent-Consent terms not substituted by subsequent agreement as alleged-Hence, parties directed by Supreme Court to give effect to terms of the consent decree-Reciprocal obligations of the parties directed to be acted upon simultaneously. Respondent entered into an agreement with
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