AMARESH ROY, A.K.DAS
SUKUMAR BYSACK – Appellant
Versus
SUSHIL KANTA BANERJEE – Respondent
( 1 ) THIS appeal is by the Plaintiff in a suit for specific performance of a contract alleged to be a contract for sale of immovable properties. Plaintiff had also prayed in the suit for possession of the disputed properties by evicting the defendant therefrom and other ancilary reliefs. Plaintiffs lost in the original court of Subordinate Judge and also in the appeal. Hence this Second Appeal has been preferred in this Court.
( 2 ) PLAINTIFF's case was that defendant was the owner of the disputed properties and he had agreed to sell those to the plaintiff for a consideration of Rs. 8000/ -. On 23-12-1958 an agreement for sale was executed and registered between the parties, the plaintiff having paid Rs. 3. 500/- as earnest money. It was agreed that defendant shall make out a good and marketable title, deliver the title deeds and connected papers within two days from the date of registration of the agreement, clear the mortgage of the property created by him in favour of Government of West Bengal within 21 days from the date of agreement by paying up the dues of the mortgagee out of the earnest money and complete the transaction of sale within 30 days from the da
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