Supreme Court of India
Tamil Nadu Housing Board, Rep. by its Managing Director and Ors. v. S. Ganesan
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Issue for Consideration Whether in the facts and circumstances of the case, the High Court was justified in directing the sale deed of the plot to be executed in favour of the respondent subject to the fulfilment of the condition stated. Headnotes† Public Property – Occupied by the respondent for over three decades despite defaults in making the balance payment therefor – Long-drawn litigation – High Court directed the sale deed of the plot to be executed in favour of the respondent on payment of Rs.3 crore in three monthly instalments despite noting that the market value of the property was
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