Supreme Court of India
M/s. Commercial Auto Sales (p) Ltd. v. M/s. Auto Sales (properties)
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I, Deeds and documents: Family settlement - Eviction suit - Plea of defendant that they were not tenant but occupying the suit premises by virtue of a family settlement, rejected - c Eviction decree - High Court affirmed the decree - On appeal, held: High Court failed to find out the real intention of parties in family settlement with regard to the suit premises --+ - Intention of parties to an instrument must be gathered from the tenns thereof in the light of surrounding circumstances - Matter remitted to High Court for reconsideration on the aspect. as to whether under family settlement,
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