Supreme Court of India
Shri Rameshwar Prasad (d) by Lrs, v. Shri Basanti Lal
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Specific Relief Act, 1963 - s.16(-c) rlw Explanation (ii) - : Suit for specific performance of sale agreement - Specific c statement in the plaint that the plaintiff was willing to comply with terms of the sale agreement and was so ready even before - One of the terms in the agreement related to payment of interest - Suit decreed by Trial Court - High Court, however, held that the plaintiff neither pleaded nor proved that he was ever-ready and willing to pay interest and that he did not establish the basic ingredients for decree of specific performance of contract - Challenge to - Held:
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