K.B.ASTHANA
Pahunchi Lal – Appellant
Versus
Man Singh – Respondent
2. The plaintiff Man Singh on 4-5-1963 entered into an agreement with the defendant Pahunchi Lal to sell a parcel of land comprising of four plots, 1.65 acres in area, on payment of a consideration of Rs. 3200/-. Pahunchi Lal paid Rs. 2150/- as earnest money. The balance of Rs. 1050/- was payable at the time of registration. It was stipulated that the sale-deed would be executed and registered within one year from the close of consolidation operations in the village. It was further stipulated that out of the plots to be sold consisting of Bhumidhari and Sirdari, Pahunchi Lal would convert the Sirdari plots into Bhumidhari plots by depositing ten times of their rent. It was also stipulated that if during the consolidation proceedings new plots were substituted in place of the plots agreed to be sold then the substituted plots shall be sold. The above terms were reduced into writing and
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