HAMDA AMMAL versus AVADIAPPA PATHAR AND 3 OTHERS

HAMDA AMMAL versus AVADIAPPA PATHAR AND 3 OTHERS

A sale deed executed prior to attachment before judgment, though registered subsequently, relates back to the date of execution and prevails over the attachment; rights acquired by execution are protected under Order 38 Rule 10 CPC read with Section 47 of Registration Act.

Parties
Appellant: Hamda Ammal; Respondent: Avadiappa Pathar; Respondent: Govindraju Pathar; Respondent: Muthulinga Asari; Respondent: Gurusami Pathar
Jurisdiction
India
Judgment Date
07 November 1990
Procedural Posture
Civil Appeal / Appeal by Special Leave Against Madras High Court Judgment
Outcome
Appeal allowed
Legal Topics
Attachment Before Judgment, Registration of Sale Deed, Transfer of Property

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Parties

Hamda Ammal

Appellant

Avadiappa Pathar

Respondent

Govindraju Pathar

Respondent

Muthulinga Asari

Respondent

Gurusami Pathar

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Civil Appeal / Appeal by Special Leave Against Madras High Court Judgment

  1. 1 Whether registration of sale deed after attachment before judgment defeats the rights of the vendee acquired by execution prior to attachment
  2. 2 Effect of Section 47 of Registration Act and Order 38 Rule 10 CPC on rights under a sale deed executed but not registered before attachment

Ratio Decidendi

A sale deed executed prior to attachment before judgment, though registered subsequently, relates back to the date of execution and prevails over the attachment; rights acquired by execution are protected under Order 38 Rule 10 CPC read with Section 47 of Registration Act.

Court Disposition

Appeal allowed

Orders

  • High Court judgment dated 24.12.1982 set aside
  • Order of Subordinate Judge dated 14.10.1977 decreeing the suit of plaintiff restored