Supreme Court of India
Kewal Krishan v. Rajesh Kumar & Ors. Etc
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What the Court ordered
For the reasons recorded above, by setting aside the impugned Judgment and order of the High Court, the decree passed by the District Court deserves to be restored.
Judgment, page 13
From the headnote
Transfer of Property Act: s.54 – Case of plaintiff- appellant was that he had executed a power of attorney in favour of his brother – Acting on the basis of power of attorney, his brother ex ecuted two sale deeds – The first sale deed was executed in favour of his sons and the other in favour of his wife – Plaintiff filed two su its – One was against his brother and his minor sons and the other was agains t his brother and his wife – Defence of defendant-bro ther was that he was in muscat and earning well and remitting money to his brother to purchase properties in his name – However, while
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