……….. decree having become final, directing specific performance of the contract entered into by the petitioner with the respondent, the execution Court would not be able to go beyond the scope of decree.
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CPC S. 60 (1) (CCC) - Suit for specific performance regarding disputed house - Trial Court held that agreement of sale was only for the purpose of security and there was no intention to sell/purchase the house - Only residential house cannot be sold in execution. (PLRonline ID #1318103)
CPC Section 60(1)(ccc) Proviso – Where decree to be executed is for specific performance of an agreement of a specific property , a charge would stand created upon the property itself – Proviso – Not applicable. (PLRonline ID #1317103)
........... decree having become final, directing specific performance of the contract entered into by the petitioner with the respondent, the execution Court would not be able to go beyond the scope of decree.
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