Tag: 1882
Limitations Of Defences In Transactions Affected By Lis Pendens: Supreme Court
The Hon’ble Supreme Court (“SC”) in its latest judgement[i] reiterated that once the transaction is affected by the doctrine of Lis Penden, then the defence of being a bona fide purchaser and lack of notice
Plaintiff Is Not Obligated To Make A Prayer In The Plaint To Set Aside The Subsequent Sale Deed If It Is Executed With A Prior Knowledge Of Agreement To Sell
By a recent judgement, passed in the matter of Maharaj Singh And Ors. v. Karan Singh And Ors.[i], the Hon’ble Supreme Court [“SC”], upheld and relayed the observation made by a larger bench by deciding
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