Supreme Court of India
K. Raghunandan and Ors. v. Ali Hussain Sabir and Ors.
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Registration Act, 1940- s.17(2)- Suit for declaration that suit passage was private property of plaintiff in terms of a com promise decree - Decreed - First appellate Court opined that c suit passage was not subject matter of compromise and thus did not confer any ex.elusive right over it - LPA dismissed by High Court holding that compromise decree being not regis tered, no claim relying on the basis thereof could form basis of the suit- Correctness of- Held: Correct- It is admitted by plaintiff that in compromise decree there was no mention of suit passage - Building plan submitted by
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- 2021 Khushi Ram & Ors. v. Nawal Singh & Ors.
- 2022 S. Kuldeep Singh & Anr v. S. Prithpal Singh
- 2021 Ripudaman Singh v. Tikka Maheshwar Chand
- 2015 Phool Patti and Anr. v. Ram Singh (dead) through Lrs. & Anr.
Of those, 1 relied on · 3 referred to
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