Supreme Court of India
D.R. Rathna Murthy v. Ramappa
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In view of the above, we find no force in the appeal and it lacks merit and, is accordingly, dismissed.
Judgment, page 17
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Deeds and documents.· Document containing interlineations or alterations - Suit c land sold by registered sale deed - After few years, vendor seeking re-purchase of land by claiming that the sale by him was conditional - Jn the sale deed, the word 'avadhi' was inserted in three places in the margin and an insertion of a clause was made in the last part of the sale deed to make it 0 conditional - Held: Rule 42 mandatorily requires that if there is any interlineations, erasures, alterations etc., it must be mentioned and described at the foot of the document and must be duly signed by the
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