Supreme Court of India
Tilak Raj Bakshi v. Avinash Chand Sharma (dead) through Lrs. & Others
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Suit – Right of pre-emption – When not applicable – ather of the appellant-plaintiff executed will of the suit sched uled property in favour of his three sons, the plaintiff, first d efendant and third defendant – Suit for specific performance filed all eging that the first defendant without getting plaintiff’s written concu rrence, sold the suit property to the first respondent-second de fendant, thus violating Clause (5) of the agreement entered betwe en the three brothers – Trial court decreed the suit – Appellate Court di smissed the second defendant’s appeal – High Court dismissed the
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