Supreme Court of India
B. Santoshamma & Anr. v. D. Sarala & Anr.
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Specific Performance: Agreement for sale of suit land (300 sq. yards) – etween appellant-vendor and respondent-vendee – For a total consideration of Rs. 75,000/- – Rs. 45000/- out of the total consideration p aid to the vendor – Total consideration was required to be paid withi n 45 days from the date of agreement – Subsequent to the agreement vendor executed a registered deed of conveyance in fav our of ‘P’ in respect of 100 sq. yards out of the suit land – Sui t for specific performance by vendee – Plea of vendor that the agre ement was subject to the condition that the vendor would
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