Supreme Court of India
Narinder Kumar Malik v. Surinder Kumar Malik
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Contract - Partition suit -:- Settlement between parties - Execution of MOU - Plaintiff agreeing to sell his share to defendant - Date specified for payment of consideration amount - Date was extendable on the consent of both the parties - Failure to pay consideration amount within stipulated period - Defendant's plea that he was ready and willing to perform his part of contract - Enforceability of MOU - Held: Since Defendant defaulted the terms and conditions of MOU, j,_ it cannot be given effect to - Defendant's conduct does not show that he was ready and willing to perform his part of
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