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1972 Supreme(Mad) 203

RAGHAVAN
Mohammad Sultan Rowther – Appellant
Versus
Naina Mohammad – Respondent


Advocates:
T. R. Srinivasan and K. Ramamurthi, for Appellant; N. Sivarrani, N. Krishna Mitra and V. Narayanaswami, for Respondents.

JUDGMENT :- The plaintiff is the appellant. The suit is to recover Rupees 1,120. The plaintiff's case is that the defendants, who are the owners of S. No. 14/2 measuring 6.70 acres in Valandarayai village, offered to sell to the plaintiff for a sum of Rs. 5,000 and received an advance of Rs. 1,000. Out of the balance it was agreed that Rupees 2,000 could be adjusted towards the othi subsisting on the property and the balance of Rs. 2,000 was payable before the Sub Registrar at the time of the registration of the sale deed. The case of the plaintiff is that in pursuance of the agreement the plaintiff got the stamp papers and wrote out the document and took it to the defendants for their signature and registration. But the defendants refused to complete the transaction and register the document. Thereupon on 28-4-1964 in pursuance of the mediation it was agreed that a release deed from the brothers-in-law of the plaintiff in respect 9f the suit property should be obtained in the name of the defendants' father and on the same day defendants should execute a sale deed in the name of the plaintiff, that the plaintiff requested his brothers-in-law to execute a release deed, but they clai







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