Supreme Court of India
Veena Singh (dead) through Lr v. The District Registrar/additional Collector (f/r) and Another
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We hold that the second respondent’s mis- labelling of their application as an appeal under Section 72 will not vitiate the proceedings which led to the District Registrar’s order dated 31 March 2012.
Judgment, page 33
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Registration Act, 1908: ss. 35, 72, 73, 74 – Execution and registration of sale deed – Agreement to sell certain land between the appellant and the sec ond respondent – Execution of sale deed by the appellant in favour of second respondent, however, during registration of said s ale deed, the appellant denied its execution – However, no denial on the part of the appellant in signing the sale deed and havin g placed her thumb impressions/fingerprints on the documents – Appell ant also asserted commission of fraud and undue influence by the second respondent – Refusal of registration of the
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