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Home Tag Suit for Specific performance - Immovable property

Tag: Suit for Specific performance – Immovable property

Suit for specific performance – Conduct of the appellants shows their real intentions, as immediately after the stipulated date i.e 30.4.2009, they issued notice on 1.5.2009 , terminating the agreement to sell in question without giving an opportunity to him to perform his part of the contract by extending time . [2014 PLRonline 0207]

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Rent – Fair rent – Provisional tent – Refund – Rent Controller can direct a refund if it finally finds amount found deposited to be in excess.

Specific Relief Act Section 28(1) – Whether failure of the decree-holder in a suit for specific performance to make the requisite deposit within the specified time, will permit the decree-holder to execute the decree in the absence of extension of time?

Specific Relief Act Section 28(1) - Whether failure of the decree-holder in a suit for specific performance to make ...

Suit for specific performance of contract – Readiness and Willingness – no pleadings in the plaint that he is ready and willing to purchase the property and get the sale deed executed of the property with tenants

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CrPC S. 439 – Bail applications – Victim – It shall be obligatory upon the High Court to provide them a legal aid counsel with adequate experience in criminal law

Suit for specific performance – Readiness and Willingness – Mortgage – Except for the solitary statement in the plaint no evidence whatsoever was led on behalf of the respondent – Not entitled to specific performance.

Suit for specific performance – Readiness and Willingness - Mortgage - Except for the solitary statement in the plaint no ...

CPC O. 6 R. 17, 18 – Once an application for amendment is allowed, amended plaint is to be filed within the stipulated time, the plaint cannot be amended thereafter

Contract – Encumberance – Vendor has assured that the property is free from all encumbrances – Vendor can not take benefit of the same.

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Specific Relief Act, 1963 S. 20 – whether it is appropriate to direct specific performance of a contract relating to the transfer of immovable property, especially given the efflux of time and the escalation of prices of property

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IBC S. 14, NIA S. 141 – Moratorium – Proceedings against Directors/persons in management or control of the corporate debtor

Specific Relief Act 1963, S. 20 – Suit for specific performance of a contract regarding the sale of immovable property – Relief – Time factor

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Specific Relief Act 1963, S. 16 – ‘readiness’ – The ‘readiness’ of the buyer to perform his obligations refers to whether he was financially capable of paying the balance consideration.

Specific Relief Act 1963, S. 16 - 'readiness' - The 'readiness' of the buyer to perform his obligations refers to ...

Specific Relief Act 1963, S. 16 – Conduct of buyer – Delay of about three years from the date fixed for performance of the contract in filing a suit

Specific Relief Act 1963, S. 16 - Conduct of buyer - Delay of about three years from the date fixed ...

SRA S. 16 – Conduct of buyer – Throughout the sale transaction – Merely averring that he was waiting with the balance consideration and believed that the appellants would clear the encumbrance is insufficient to prove that the respondent-plaintiff was willing to perform his obligations under the contract

Specific Relief Act 1963, S. 16 - Conduct of buyer - Throughout the sale transaction - Merely averring that he ...

SRA S. 16 – Willingness to pay – Mortgage – Encumberance – Discharge of – Non payment by the seller on account of Mortgage

Specific Relief Act 1963, S. 16 - Willingness to pay - Mortgage – Encumberance - Discharge of - Non payment ...

NIA S. 138 – Before summoning Magistrate is expected to examine the nature of allegations and proceed with proper application of mind – Strict compliance.

Specific Relief Act S. 16(c) – Mortgage

Specific Relief Act, 1963, Section 16(c) - Specific performance of a contract for sale of an immovable property - Mortgage ...

Specific Relief Act S. 20 – Efflux of time and escalation of price of the property by itself cannot be a valid ground to deny the relief of specific performance.

Specific Relief Act 1963, S. 20 - As held by this Court time and again, efflux of time and escalation ...

Specific Relief Act s. 20 – Specifically provides that the Court’s discretion to grant decree of specific performance is discretionary but not arbitrary – Discretion must be exercised in accordance with sound and reasonable judicial principles.

Specific Relief Act 1963, S. 20 - Specific performance of a contract regarding the sale of immovable property - Remedy ...

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Tag: Suit for Specific performance – Immovable property

Specific Relief Act Section 28(1) – Whether failure of the decree-holder in a suit for specific performance to make the requisite deposit within the specified time, will permit the decree-holder to execute the decree in the absence of extension of time?

Suit for specific performance of contract – Readiness and Willingness – no pleadings in the plaint that he is ready and willing to purchase the property and get the sale deed executed of the property with tenants

Suit for specific performance – Readiness and Willingness – Mortgage – Except for the solitary statement in the plaint no evidence whatsoever was led on behalf of the respondent – Not entitled to specific performance.

Contract – Encumberance – Vendor has assured that the property is free from all encumbrances – Vendor can not take benefit of the same.

Specific Relief Act, 1963 S. 20 – whether it is appropriate to direct specific performance of a contract relating to the transfer of immovable property, especially given the efflux of time and the escalation of prices of property

Specific Relief Act 1963, S. 20 – Suit for specific performance of a contract regarding the sale of immovable property – Relief – Time factor

Specific Relief Act 1963, S. 16 – ‘readiness’ – The ‘readiness’ of the buyer to perform his obligations refers to whether he was financially capable of paying the balance consideration.

Specific Relief Act 1963, S. 16 – Conduct of buyer – Delay of about three years from the date fixed for performance of the contract in filing a suit

SRA S. 16 – Willingness to pay – Mortgage – Encumberance – Discharge of – Non payment by the seller on account of Mortgage

Specific Relief Act S. 16(c) – Mortgage

Specific Relief Act S. 20 – Efflux of time and escalation of price of the property by itself cannot be a valid ground to deny the relief of specific performance.

Specific Relief Act s. 20 – Specifically provides that the Court’s discretion to grant decree of specific performance is discretionary but not arbitrary – Discretion must be exercised in accordance with sound and reasonable judicial principles.

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