P.C.PANDIT
Gurinderjit Singh – Appellant
Versus
Gurdip Singh – Respondent
1. On 9th June, 1967, Nand Singh is said to have executed a lease-deed, Exhibit D-2/A, regarding land, measuring 150 Kanals and 7 Marlas, situate in village Landeke, District Ferozepur, in favour of Gurdip Singh for a period of 20 years beginning from 16th June, 1967. The lease money fixed was Rs.1,800/- per year and this had to be paid by the lessee at the end of the year. The land revenue was to be paid by the lessor. There was a term in the deed that the lessor will not be able to evict the lessee before the expiry of the period of 20 years. It was further mentioned that some land out of 150 Kanals 7 Marlas, was under mortgage and the same would be redeemed by the lessor himself before 16th June, 1967. The possession of the land, which was free from mortgage, according to the deed, had been delivered to the lessee and as regards the mortgaged land, it was said that it would be given to the lessee immediately it was redeemed. This lease deed was, however, registered on 13th June, 1967, on which date the stamp duty for this document was also paid. On 13th June, 1967, vide Exhibit D/3, Nand Singh sold the entire land covered by the lease-deed, Exhibit D-2/A, to Kanwaljit Ka
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