Supreme Court of India
Mohammad Hafizullah & Ors. v. Javed Akhtar & Ors.
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Civil Procedure - Interference with findings of fact in appeal - Scope - Residential property in question having three co-owners and not divisible by metes and bounds - Respondent no. 3 having one-fourth share in the property - Respondent nos. 1 and 2 filing suit for specific performance in respect of the share of respondent no.3 alleging fraud against the appellants and illegal execution of transfer deed in favour of the appellants in respect of such share of respondent no.3 in the property- Trial court decreeing the suit - Decree affirmed by High Court in appeal - Held: Concurrent findings
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