RAMLAL AND ANR. versus PHAGUA AND ORS.
The sale deed executed by the plaintiff in favour of the vendee was a nominal transaction intended as security for a loan, and did not pass any right, title, or interest; mutation in revenue records is insufficient to confer title; subsequent purchasers from the vendee acquired no better title than the vendee herself; thus, the plaintiff remains owner and entitled to possession upon repayment of the loan.
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- Nominal sale deed
- Reconveyance agreement
- Mutations in revenue records
- Specific performance
- Appellate review under section 100 cpc