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category of sales is that contemplated in section 4 , whereunder a stranger purchaser (transferee) of a share can be compelled to sell his share

claiming for possession of that share. So long as the stranger/purchaser does not seek actual division and possession, either in the suit ... property in I.A.No.932 of 2007. Therefore, when the stranger purchaser also joined in the final decree application and prayed for partition

sale deed i.e. 20.08.1956, the plaintiff have purchased the property in entirety under the sale deed. Though this Court has observed in the preceding ... plaintiff is not the co-parcener of the property. He is a stranger to the said Sankaragounder. At this juncture, it remains to be stated

sale deed i.e. 20.08.1956, the plaintiff have purchased the property in entirety under the sale deed. Though this Court has observed in the preceding ... plaintiff is not the co-parcener of the property. He is a stranger to the said Sankaragounder. At this juncture, it remains to be stated

legal basis on which, the right could be enforced against the stranger purchaser. When interpreting the section, one can properly assume that Parliament ... said that it runs with the land and binds the stranger purchaser. As I read Section 22 , Parliament must have had in mind

bona fide purchaser of the property at an auction sale and a decree holder purchaser at a court auction. The strangers to the decree ... clear and cogent  WPC.20889/11 26 evidence that a stranger purchaser was fully aware of the merits of the controversy in regard

legal basis on which, the right could be enforced against the stranger purchaser. When interpreting the section, one can properly assume that Parliament ... said that it runs with the land and binds the stranger purchaser. As I read Section 22 , Parliament must have had in mind

realize any further amount from the judgment debtor. 8. After the stranger purchaser deposited `45,000/- before Court, E.A.No.45 of 2000 filed

that the appellants’ possession deserved protection against interference by the purchasers/strangers. 12.It is also argued that even assuming an undivided interest, the purchasers ... They cannot be treated as strangers or trespassers. Whether the sale exceeds the vendor’s share or whether the purchasers are bona fide or otherwise

sold on 10-08-2015 by auction and a stranger purchased the property in a court auction. Subsequently, the petitioner filed Ext.P2 application