Supreme Court of India
Subhadra and Ors. v. Thankam
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Specific Relief.Act, 1983 - -s.26·--Applicability of - Suit for specific performance of agreement: to ·sell -·Decreed - Decre·e challenge·d -·Ple·a of defendant:that the agreement in question suffered from ambiguity-as regards description of the property and hence rectification of the agreement uls. 26 was a condition precedent for passing·a de·cree'for specific performance - Held:. Plea riot tenable - Relief of rectification can be claimed where it is through fraud·ora mutualmistake of the parties·that real intention of the parties is not expressed in relation to an instrument - 'On·facts,
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