Supreme Court of India
Pravesh Kumar Sachdeva v. State of Uttar Pradesh & Ors.
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Auction: Auction sale – Waiver of rights – On facts, confir med auction sale of land belonging to private respondents – Set aside by the High Court despite there being no objections to it – Justification of – Held: Not justified – Private resp ondents through their conduct, in failing to file objections to the a uction sale and making an application and accepting the excess amount re covered from the auction sale, waived off their rights in respect of the auction sale and acquiesced in the auction sale – They are estopped throu gh their conduct from challenging the auction sale in any manner
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