Supreme Court of India
Laxman Tatyaba Kankate & Anr. v. Taramati Harishchandra Dhatrak
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Specific Relief Act, 1963 - ss. 13(1 )(c) and 20 - Agreement to sell - Failure to execute sale deed - Suit for specific performance and, in the alternative, for refund of earnest money - Trial court partly decreeing the suit and directing refund of earnest money - First appellate court granting relief of specific performance - High Court affirming the decree passed by first appellate court - Held: Grant of decree of specific performance is lawful and also justified on the facts as well as equity - Even if the property was mortgaged to Co-operative Society, there is no bar to transfer the
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