Supreme Court of India
Raja Ram v. Jai Prakash Singh and Others
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We find no reason to interfere with the concurrent findings arrived at by two courts.
Judgment, page 11
From the headnote
Contract Act, 1872: s. 16 – Undue influence – Infer ence of – Execution of sale deed by father in favour of his son-r espondent – Allegation by appellant-son that r espondent no. 1 exer cised undue influence over the father in having the sale deed executed in favour of respondent because of physical infirmity of the father on account of his old age and that the father was living with the r espondents – Held: To infer undue influence mer ely because a sibling was looking after the family elder , is an extr eme pr oposition which cannot be countenanced in absence of sufficient and adequate
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