Supreme Court of India
Janardhanam Prasad v. Ramdas
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f- Specific Relief Act, 1963: s.20-Defendant agreed to sell land to respondent-No time fixed for performance of contract-Respondent within .' 20 days of contract came to know that defendant not ready to perform his part of contract-Sale deed registered in favour of appellant-Suit for specific c performance filed 3 years after the knowledge that defendant not ready to perform his part-Appellant in possession of suit land and also dug a well and made improvement on it-In this view, not fit case to exercise discretionary jurisdiction under s.20-Defendant directed to refund the advance amount-
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