substantial
questions of law arise for determination:-
(i) Whether rule of lis pendence as provided under Section 52
of the Transfer of Property ... observing that the plaintiffs are purchasers are governed by rule of lis
pendence. Various revision petitions were filed against the aforesaid order
passed
maintainable and the suit is hit by the principles of lis pendence. They would further contend that the endorsement in the agreement itself would reveal ... suit for specific performance is hit by the principles of lis pendence in view of the pendency of O.S. No. 915 of 1980 filed
plaintiff had sold the property to the plaintiff, which
amounted to lis-pendence and the purchaser of the
property i.e., the plaintiff had knowledge ... dispute that the plaintiff herein was a lis-
pendence/pendent-lite purchaser of the suit schedule
property'.
36. In the decision reported in Suraj
appellant was void because of
the principles of the lis pendence under Section 52 of the Transfer of
Property Act.
On such consideration ... instant suit is thus covered
by the principle of lis pendence envisaged under Section 52 of the Transfer
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of Properties Act, 1882 in view
years after purchase and the decree holder cannot take benefit of lis
pendence.
On 28.4.2016, this Court culled out two questions for
determination, read ... registered on
9.4.1990 would be hit by the principle of lis pendence in the
circumstances that Raj Rani filed an application
fact that in such a suit a
plaintiff is protected by lis pendency the
court does times protect him further by an
injunction restraining ... contract
of sale exists.
17. It is true that doctrine of lis pendence shall apply in the
instant suit but application of the said doctrine
property. He had not asked his predecessor
Ishwari Shankar Khot regarding lis-pendence of the proceedings
regarding the suit land. The learned trial Judge accordingly ... 25th April, 2001, the said transaction could not be hit by
lis-pendence. A perusal of the judgment delivered by the lower
appellate Court indicates
plaintiff in any case is protected by the doctrine of lis pendence as contemplated in section 52 of Transfer of Property Act. Reliance
favour of some other party is governed by lis pendency.
6A. Opp. Party No. 1, State Financial Corporation has filed its counter, denying the allegations
from Domestic Violence Act, 2005. it is
pleaded that doctrine of lis pendence applies to the present
proceedings and as such the present suit being ... 2010 Page 7 of 21
plaintiff and doctrine of lispendence applies as alleged in
preliminary objection no. 1 in the written statement of defendant
