Supreme Court of India
Ripudaman Singh v. Tikka Maheshwar Chand
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Registration Act, 1908: s.17(2)(vi) – Parties to di spute are brothers – Suit for possession disputing Will – Compromi se decree between brothers – Whether a compromise decree in resp ect of land which is not the subject-matter of suit but is part of th e settlement between the brothers required compulsory registratio n in terms of s.17(2)(vi) of the Registration Act – Held: As heir of dec eased-father, the plaintiff-appellant had a right in the estate left by the de ceased – Therefore, it was not a new right being created for the first time when the parties entered into a compromise before
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