T MOHAN Vs. KANNAMMAL
LAWS(SC)-2002-1-29
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA (FROM: KARNATAKA)
Decided on January 23,2002

T.MOHAN Appellant
VERSUS
KANNAMMAL Respondents


Cited Judgements :-

MOHAN LAL AHUJA VS. TARUN CHANDRA [LAWS(DLH)-2008-11-153] [REFERRED TO]
MAMIDI JAGANNADHAM VS. YELGANI SHANKARAIAH [LAWS(APH)-2007-10-39] [REFERRED TO]
Jayaraman VS. Dalavai Nagarajan [LAWS(MAD)-2003-9-16] [REFERRED TO]
DINESH VASANTRAI BHUTA VS. VASANTBEN HARVILAS JANI [LAWS(BOM)-2011-11-100] [REFERRED TO]
P K GUPTA VS. VARINDER SHARMA [LAWS(P&H)-2002-3-20] [REFERRED TO]
Khivraj Motors, A Registered Partnership Firm duly represented by its Partners Mr. Ganesh Hegde S/o Sri Ganappaya Hegde, Business Manager and others VS. Smt. Sathya D. Sampath W/o Sri D. Sampath [LAWS(KAR)-2010-4-276] [REFERRED TO]
RAM DAS SINGH VS. DULI CHAND [LAWS(ALL)-2013-4-131] [REFERRED TO]
ASHWINI KUMAR VERMA VS. A.K.TANDON [LAWS(DLH)-2014-8-81] [REFERRED TO]
DEV KUMAR VS. RAKESH KUMAR AND ANOTHER [LAWS(ALL)-2010-3-301] [REFERRED TO]
JEEWA BAI VS. BHAGWANTI [LAWS(P&H)-2015-3-476] [REFERRED TO]
B M KESHAVAPPA VS. K M JAYARAMA REDDY [LAWS(KAR)-2019-9-77] [REFERRED TO]


JUDGEMENT

- (1.)The defendants have filed these appeals against the judgment and decree passed by the High Court of Karnataka in regular first appeal no. 129/93 decreeing the suit for specific performance of contract of sale. The appeals are inter-linked with each other; while C. A. No. 3750/98 is filed by defendant no. 2 who is the subsequent purchaser of the property, C. A. No. 3751/98 is by defendant no. 1 -the vendor.
(2.)The respondent herein filed the suit, OS no. 10453/82 in the court of the additional city civil judge, Bangalore for a declaration that the sale deed dated 18.5.1981 executed by the first defendant in favour of the second defendant is not a legal document; for permanent injunction restraining the second defendant from alienating the property to any one else; from interfering with possession of the plaintiff over the suit schedule property and for a decree of specific performance directing the-defendant to execute and register a sale deed in respect of the suit schedule property in favour of the plaintiff, in the alternative for a direction to the first defendant for return of the advance consideration, the plaintiff had paid to him.
(3.)The case of the plaintiff shorn of unnecessary details was that she was tenant on a portion of the suit property under defendant no. 1. On 20/10/1980 the parties (plaintiff and defendant no. 1) executed an agreement for sale of the property in her favour for a consideration of Rs. 29,500/- out of which Rs. 10,000. 00 was paid as advance. It was stipulated in the agreement that the vendee will pay the balance consideration money within 18 months and on as receipt of the same, the vendor will execute the registered sale deed in her favour. Further case of the plaintiff was that the vendor-defendant no. 1 failed to abide by the terms stipulated in the agreement and sold the property to the defendant no. 2 vide the registered sale deed dated 18.5.1981. In such circumstance, the plaintiff filed the suit seeking a declaration and for specific performance of the agreement of sale as noted earlier. She asserted in the plaint that she has all along been ready and willing to pay the balance consideration money and is still ready to pay the same. Indeed the amount was deposited in the trial court after filing of the first appeal.


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