Supreme Court of India
Rattan Singh & Ors. v. Nirmal Gill & Ors. Etc.
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We hold that the tr ial Court and the first appellate Court had appreciated the evidence properly and that view being a possible view, the High Court ought not to have disturbed the same in the second appeal and that too on surm ises and conjectures.
Judgment, page 44
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Deeds and Documents: Suits for declaring sale-deeds as illegal and void which were executed by Power of Attorney-holder of plaintiff an d also those executed by the plaintiff herself – Alleging fraud in execution of the General Power of Attorney (GPA) and the sale deeds by misusing the trust reposed in defendants – Trial court dismi ssed both the suits – First appellate court partly allowed one of the appeals and dismissed the other appeal – High Court reversed the finding of the courts below – Appeal to Supreme Court – Held: The disputed documents were registered and hence are presumed to be
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