Supreme Court of India
Ritu Saxena v. J. S. Grover & Anr.
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Specific Performance: Suit for specific performance – Seeking enforcement of agreement to sell the suit property – Dismissed by tri al court holding that the plaintiff failed to prove her readiness an d willingness to perform her part of contract – Finding of trial cou rt affirmed by High Court – Appeal to Supreme Court – Held: The statement o f the plaintiff regarding sufficiency of financial resources t o buy the suit property was without any corroborating documentary evidence – Such statement cannot be relied upon to return a fi nding that the plaintiff was ready and willing to perform her
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