Supreme Court of India
A. Rama Rao and Ors. v. Raghunath Patnaik and Ors.
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Notice-unregistered agreement for sale of suit property between plaintiff and one defendant-Plaintiff came to know that defendant entering into agreement with other two defendants in respect of the same property- Notice by the plaintiff by post to all the defendants regarding subsistence of earlier agreement-Refusal to accept-Suit for specific performcnce of earlier agreement-Absence of specific plea regarding dispatch of the notice by post and/or its refusal-Courts below passing decree of specific performance holding that in view of the refusal, knowledge about earlier agreement to the
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