Supreme Court of India
Balwant Vithal Kadam v. Sunil Baburaoi Kadam
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Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Act, 1960 - s.48 - lf applicable - Agreement to sell between respondent-plaintiff and appellants-defendants to purchase l//2 1h share of appellants in the suit land - Earnest money paid by respondent to the appellants - However, dispute arose between the parties and no sale deed was executed - Suit filed by respondent seeking specific performance, dismissed - First appeal filed by respondent, allowed - Second appeal filed by appellant in High Court was dismissed - Plea of appellant that the agreement to sell in question amounted to an alienation or transfer
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