Supreme Court of India
Dr. S. Kumar & Ors. v. S. Ramalingam
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Transfer of Pr operty Act, 1882 – s. 48 – One CLR was the owner of big chunk of land on Mowbrays Road in the city of Chennai – He executed thr ee separate sale deeds – First sale deed was in favour of defendant no.1 in r espect of pr operty measuring 3483.66 sq. feet – Another adjoining land was pur chased by defendant no.2- wife of defendant no.1 vide separate sale deed – Plaintiff- Respondent pur chased land measuring 3525 sq. feet – Defendant no.1’s land abutted Mowbrays Road wher eas the land pur chased by defendant no.2 touched the back of defendant no.1’ s land – Respondent filed two
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