JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Defendant Smt.Davinder Kaur having concurrently lost
before the two Courts below has approached this Court through the
present Regular Second Appeal.
(2.) The plaintiff Bimla Devi had filed a suit for cancellation
of the registered sale deed dated October 20,1993 executed by her in
favour of the defendants Smt.Devinder Kaur wife of Tarlochan Singh
and Tarlochan Singh himself. Additionally, a relief for possession of
the house in question was sought. In the alternative, the plaintiff
claimed recovery of Rs.1,85,000/- alongwith interest. It was pleaded
by the plaintiff that the sale deed in question had been executed
before the Sub Registrar and payment of Rs.1,85,000/- was made
through a demand draft. However, on account of relationship
between
the parties, the defendants after coming out of the office of Sub
Register took back the aforesaid demand draft with a promise to pay
sale
consideration within a week. The sale consideration was not paid. In
these circumstances, the plaintiff filed a suit.
(3.) The defendants contested the suit and took a stand that it
was the plaintiff who had asked the defendants that since the
encashment of the draft would take long time, therefore, she be paid
cash. In these circumstances, the demand draft was returned by the
plaintiff and consequently the amount of sale consideration was paid
in cash.;
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