JUDGEMENT
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(1.) NONE present for the respondents despite service.
(2.) BY the impugned order dtd.5.7.2011 passed by the learned Additional District Judge (Fast Track), Pali, Head Quarter
Jaitaran in Civil Suit No.19/2006 Rajuram V/s Khinyaram, the
learned trial Court in a suit for specific performance has allowed the
application of the defendants that the agreement in question on the
basis of which the suit was filed being not registered document, could
not be admitted in evidence since agreement dtd.19.9.2000
mentioned about the possession of the suit property being handed
over to the plaintiff in pursuance of part consideration paid.
The learned counsel for the petitioner Mr. Sumer Singh submitted that only the part payment was made under that agreement
and the plaintiff was ready and willing to pay the remaining part of
consideration also, the agreement in question can be admitted in
evidence.
(3.) THE legal position with regard to admissibility of the said document is clear as per Section 49 proviso of Indian Registration Act
and therefore, the view taken by the learned trial court appears to be
in consonance with the said provision and the same does not require
any interference by this Court.;
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