Supreme Court of India
Hamidkhan v. Ashabi & Ors.
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Specific Performance - Public trust property - Purchase of - Suit by the Trust against trespassers on trust property - The Trust agreeing to sell the property to the vendee after getting permission from Charity Commission - Charity Commissioner granting pennission to sell the property in auction - Notice to the vendee to participate in auction - Order of Charity Commissioner set aside by High Court - Thereafter Charity Commissioner observing that the property was in possession of some other person - Trust selling the property to the person in possession of the property - Suit by vendee for
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