Supreme Court of India
Janak Dulari Devi & Anr. v. Kapildeo Rai & Anr.
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Transfer of Property Act, 1882 - ss. 8 and 54 - Sale of immovable property - Passing of title - Suit for specific performance by purchaser seeking decree for a direction to vendor to deliver the registration receipt in regard to sale deed by receiving the balance consideration - Vendor alleging that the purchaser did not pay any part of the consideration and as such he cancelled the sale deed and o sold the property to the subsequent purchaser - Trial court decreed the suit in favour of the purchaser holding that the purchaser had proved payment of part sale price to vendor and on execution
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