Supreme Court of India
Bhupinder Singh v. Unitech Limited
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Doctrines/Principles – Principle of Restitution – Purs uant to the earlier orders passed by Supreme Court, dispute w .r.t the sale consideration in respect of the land in question owned by ‘UL’ in favour of M/s. ‘DGS’, an LLP came to be confirmed in favour of ‘DGS’ – As per ‘UL’, since it was the absolute owner o f the land in question therefore entitled to the entire sale consideration however, it received only a part of it and the balance amount was ordere d to be paid to the respondents who were not entitled – Held: Purs uant to the earlier order(s), it appears that solely on the basis of
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