Supreme Court of India
Anapurna Jaiswal v. Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. and Ors.
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Transfer of Property Act, 1882 – s.105 – Registrati on Act, 1908 – s.47 – An advertisement was published on 12. 10.2011 by the respondent-Corporation inviting applications fo r grant of dealership of petrol pumps – Appellant applied on 1 1.11.2011 – After evaluation, the appellant was placed in the fir st position – complaint was made – Pursuant thereto, the responde nt took the view that the lease dated 08.11.2011 which was the found ation for the offer made by the appellant would commence from the date of approval of the petrol outlet – This meant that the possess ion over the premises did
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