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Supreme Court Reverses High Court's Decision in Property Title Dispute Due to Lack of Evidence on Power of Attorney. Concurrent Findings of Lower Courts Restored as Plaintiffs Failed to Prove Title and Compliance with Registration Act for Foreign-Executed Document.

The dispute originated from a civil suit filed by the original plaintiffs seeking declaration of title and recovery of possession over a property, all...

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Supreme Court Allows State's Appeal in Will Dispute, Restoring Lower Courts' Findings on Genuineness. High Court's Interference Under Section 100 CPC Held Impermissible as It Re-appreciated Evidence and Formulated Question of Law Incorrectly Based on Factual Findings.

The dispute centered on the genuineness of a Will executed by Kishan Singh on 10 December 1974, bequeathing agricultural land to Harnam Singh, a non-r...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal in Property Dispute Over Will Interpretation and Gift Deed Validity. High Court Erred in Interfering with First Appellate Court's Factual Finding on Nature of Bequest Under Section 100 CPC and Wrongly Applied Section 14 Hindu Succession Act When Will Conveyed Full Ownership.

The dispute centered on a house property originally owned by Kashirao Sampatrao Deshmukh, who died in 1977 leaving his wife Shevantabai. After Kashira...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal in Specific Performance Case, Reversing High Court's Setting Aside of Concurrent Findings. High Court Erred in Holding Plaint Lacked Specific Averments Under Section 16(c) of Specific Relief Act, 1963, as Readiness and Willingness Must Be Inferred from Plaint as a Whole.

The dispute arose from an agreement to sell executed on 10.10.1976 by Ram Singh in favor of Sughar Singh for a sale consideration of Rs.56,000, with R...