Unregistered Sale Agreements Are Admissible! Kerala High Court’s Landmark Verdict

Описание: 📌 Unregistered Sale Agreements Admissible in Court? Kerala HC Says YES! | Section 49 Explained

In this comprehensive video, we explore the landmark judgment delivered by the Kerala High Court in Shaju v. Victory Granite Bricks Pvt. Ltd. & Anr., where the Court held that unregistered sale agreements—though compulsorily registrable under Section 17(1)(f) of the Registration Act, 1908—can still be admitted as evidence in suits for specific performance.

📚 What You'll Learn:
✅ Key facts and background of the case
✅ Provisions of Sections 17 and 49 of the Registration Act
✅ Why the Court upheld the admissibility of an unregistered agreement
✅ Impact of the 2013 amendment and the scope of Section 49’s proviso
✅ How this ruling protects the rights of buyers and sellers in real estate transactions
✅ Practical takeaways for lawyers, litigants, and property buyers

🎯 Whether you’re a law student, a property buyer, or a legal professional, this detailed analysis will help you understand the legal validity of unregistered agreements and how courts interpret such documents in the context of specific performance suits.

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