Supreme Court of India
C. Cheriathan v. P. Narayanan Embranthiri
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Deeds and Documents - Conveyance deed - Interpretation of - Held: Intention of the parties must be gathered from the document itself but therefor circumstances c attending thereto would also be relevant; particularly when relationship between the parties is in question - For said purpose, all parts of the deed should be read in their entirety - On facts, the deed in question was an absolute conveyance with condition of repurchase and not a mortgage with conditional sale - Transfer of Property Act, 1882 - s.58(c). The question which arose for consideration in the ? present appeal was as to
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