Once Suit For Specific Performance Is Filed Within Period Of Limitation, Delay Cannot Be Ground For Refusing Relief
Cause Title – P. Daivasigamani v. S. Sambandan
AIROnline 2022 SC 536
SUPREME COURT
SANJIV KHANNA , J. and MS . BELA M. TRIVEDI , J.
CIVIL APPEAL - 9006 of 2011 D/- 12 - 10 - 2022
P. Daivasigamani v. S. Sambandan
(A)Specific Relief Act (47 of 1963), S.20 - Limitation Act (36 of 1963), Art.54 - Agreement to
sell - Suit for specific performance - Delay in filing - Mere delay alone in filing suit for specific
performance, without reference to conduct of vendee, could not be a ground for refusing said
relief, when suit was filed within statutory time limit by vendee.
(Para 12)
(B)Specific Relief Act (47 of 1963), S.20 - - (pre-amendment) -Specific performance -
Discretionary relief - Court while exercising discretion required to consider certain factors
including hardship to vendor as well as vendee.
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