JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Leave granted.
(2.) Having failed to convince the learned Single Judge of the Punjab and
Haryana High Court to reverse the judgment and decree passed by the lower
appellate Court for specific performance of Agreement for Sale dated
22.10.1996 executed by his father-cum-General Power of Attorney Col.
Gurcharan Singh in favour of the respondent and to review the judgment passed
in the second appeal, the appellant has filed these appeals. For the sake of
convenience, the parties shall hereinafter be referred to as the appellant and the
respondent.
(3.) The respondent filed suit for possession by way of specific performance
of the agreement for sale impleading the appellant and his father as the
defendants. The case set up by the respondent was that at the time of execution
of agreement, its authorised representative had paid Rs.1,00,000; that on
22.11.1996, Rs.9,00,000 were offered to the appellant's father but he avoided to
accept the amount despite telephonic message and phonogram sent on
23.11.1996 and personal visit to his office and residence. It was further pleaded
that even though the respondent was always ready and willing and is still ready
and willing to perform its part of the agreement, the appellant intentionally
committed breach of the terms and conditions thereof and failed to perform his
obligation by not extending cooperation in obtaining colonization licence from
Punjab Urban Development Authority and ITC Certificate under Section 34-A
of the Income Tax Act.;
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