J U D G M E N T

1. The suit has been filed seeking specific performance of a th Collaboration Agreement dated 18 July, 2021 along with prayers for grant of permanent and mandatory injunction against the defendant. In the alternative, damages to the tune of Rs.2,10,00,000/- have been claimed against the defendant for attempting to cancel the said th Collaboration Agreement dated 18 July, 2021.

2. The suit is in respect of property bearing No.D-89, situated at Ashok Vihar, Phase-I, Delhi-110052. The defendant is stated to be having 75% share in the said property and in actual, physical possession of his share, while his brother had 25% share in the said property, which the wife of the plaintiff claims to have purchased through an Agreement to Sell from him for a sum of Rs.3,23,00,000/-, Rs.30,00,000/- having been paid towards earnest money.

3. Mr. Kishore M. Gajaria, learned counsel for the plaintiff, submitted that a Collaboration Agreement was entered into between the plaintiff and the defendant for re-development of the property and the same had been duly signed by the defendant. However, subsequently, he issued a Notice st dated 31 July, 2021 to the plaintiff stating that the Colla