Supreme Court of India
Dlf Universal Ltd. v. Ekta Seth & Anr.
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Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act, 1969; S.12- : Unfair trade practice - Compensation - Apartment c Buyer's Agreement - Default in payment of instalment by buyer - Cancellation of allotment and earnest money forfeited - Application claiming compensation on ground of unfair trade practice - MRTP Commission directing return of earnest L money with interest - Correctness of - Held: Parties to con- t tract are governed by terms and conditions thereof - In terms of clause 4 of agreement, seller vested in itself unrestricted power to increase the cost - Allottee stopped payment of in-
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