Supreme Court of India
Ameer Minhaj v. Dierdre Elizabeth (wright) Issar and Ors.
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Registration Act, 1908 – s. 17(1A) – Transfer of Pr operty Act, 1882 – s. 53A – Document of which registration compulso ry – On facts, unregistered agreement to sell, on the basis of which relief of specific performance claimed, registered power of a ttorney and general power of attorney – Admissibility in evidence – T rial court held that all the three documents could be marked and received as evidence – However, the High Court set aside the sa me – Held: Document is required to be registered, but if unregistere d, can still be admitted as evidence of a contract in a suit for specific
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