Supreme Court of India
M/s. Bhandari Construction Company v. Narayan Gopal Upadhye
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Indian Contract Act, 1872/Indian Evidence Act, 1872; Ss.91 and 92: )- c 'Sale-purchase agreement-Selling of Office room-Payment of consideration amount in full by purchaser-Revision 'n cost-Return of amount to purchaser-Vendor company allegedly demanding revised price partly in cash and partly through cheque-Vendee making payment-Issuance of receipt against the payment made through cheque-Company raising demand for payment oj balance amount - Not paid by purchaser-Cancellation of allotment and return of amount by the company-Complaint-District Forum directing the purchaser to pay the balance
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