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Inadequacy of consideration is not a ground for cancelling of a contract
Case Law Details
- Case Name
- Trilok Nath Vs Khem Chand & ORS. (Delhi High Court)
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- All High Courts, Delhi High Court
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1. This Regular Second Appeal under Section 100 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (CPC) is filed by the plaintiff in the suit. Appellant/plaintiff impugns the concurrent judgments of the courts below; of the trial court dated 26.7.2014 and the first appellate court dated 1.12.2016; by which the suit filed by the plaintiff for possession, declaration and permanent injunction was dismissed. The suit property is property bearing No. F-59A, Sudarshan Park, Delhi. Appellant/plaintiff sought the relief of declaration of his ownership of the suit property and for a decree of declaration of cancell...
1. Our family members made a ‘Registered Family Deed’ during the lifetime of my father, but without his signature. At that point in time, we had not inherited his ‘estate’ and hence we could not ‘deal/transfer’ it to each other. It falls in the realm of ‘spes succession’ and u/s 6(a) of the Transfer of Property Act.
2. This Deed is VOID AB INITIO.
3. Do I need to move the High Court to cancel/revoke this DEED even though I have received part payments from my sibling?