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JHANDA SINGH VS WAHID-UD-DIN - 1916 0 Supreme(SC) 61 : Yes, a sale deed can be cancelled after ten years if the original agreement includes a provision for repurchase within that period. In this case, the agreement dated September 5, 1852, stated that if the vendors paid Rs. 5500 out of their own pocket within nine to ten years from the date of the sale deed, the vendees would execute a fresh sale-deed and effect mutation of names. However, if the vendors were not ready to purchase within that time, they would have no claim to the property after the expiry of ten years, and the vendees would have every power in respect of the property. This indicates that the right to cancel the sale and reclaim the property was time-bound and expired after ten years.Checking relevance for Vithal Tukaram Kadam VS Vamanrao Sawalaram Bhosale...
Vithal Tukaram Kadam VS Vamanrao Sawalaram Bhosale - 2017 6 Supreme 158 : A sale deed can be cancelled after ten years if it is a mortgage by conditional sale, as the right to redeem the property under such a transaction is not limited to the ten-year period. The court held that even though the agreement provided for reconveyance within ten years, the limitation period for redemption under Section 60 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, is thirty years. Therefore, the plaintiff could file a suit for redemption beyond the ten-year period, and the transaction was validly a mortgage by conditional sale, not a sale with an option to repurchase. The clause for reconveyance within ten years does not bar redemption after that period, as the right to redeem is governed by the longer statutory period of thirty years.Checking relevance for Shyam Singh VS Daryao Singh (Dead) By Lrs. ...
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Arvind Kumar Singh S/o Late Dr. Ramanuj Prasad Singh VS State of Bihar - 2021 0 Supreme(Pat) 906 : A sale deed cannot be cancelled after ten years if the transfer is made beyond the ten-year period from the date of the original lease. According to Rule 20 of the Patna Regional Development Authority (Disposal of Land) Rules, 1978, the requirement for permission and payment of a mutation fee (50% of the excess sale price over the premium paid) only applies when a transfer is made within ten years of the lease date. Once ten years have passed, no such permission is required, and therefore, the authority cannot demand a mutation fee or cancel the sale deed. The court held that the PRDA is bound by the terms of the lease agreement, and where the transfer occurs after ten years, the conditions of the 1978 Rules do not apply, making the sale deed valid and non-cancellable on the grounds of the mutation fee or transfer restrictions.Checking relevance for H. Shivanna, S/o. Late Honnappa vs Commissioner, Bangalore Development Authority...
H. Shivanna, S/o. Late Honnappa vs Commissioner, Bangalore Development Authority - 2025 Supreme(Online)(Kar) 22388 : Under Rule 13 of the Bangalore Development Authority (Allotment of Sites) Rules, 1984, if the allotment has not been cancelled and the lease has not been determined within ten years from the date of the lease-cum-sale agreement, the authority shall issue a notice to the allottee to get the sale deed executed at their own cost within the time specified. If the allottee fails to do so, the authority may execute the sale deed itself and recover the cost and other charges from the allottee. This indicates that a sale deed is not automatically cancelled after ten years; instead, the authority may take action to enforce execution of the sale deed, but cancellation only occurs if the allotment is formally cancelled or the lease is determined in accordance with the rules.Checking relevance for Laxman Krushna Sangade VS Hari, S/o. Bhima Pokharkar, Since deceased, through his heirs...
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M. venkatapathi Naidu, Chittoor VS Prl. Secy, Revenueendowments - 2021 0 Supreme(AP) 330 : Yes, a sale deed can be cancelled after ten years. The court in this case acknowledged that the Mutt had filed an application before the Endowment Tribunal to set aside the sale deed executed in 1982, which was over ten years prior. The court did not bar the cancellation of the sale deed on the grounds of time, but instead held that the prohibition under Section 22-A(1)(c) of the Registration Act, 1908 did not apply because the Mutt was not the owner of the property at the time of the petitioner''''s application, despite the sale being over ten years old. This implies that a sale deed can be challenged and potentially cancelled even after more than ten years, provided the legal grounds and procedural mechanisms (such as filing before the Endowment Tribunal) are followed.
