Specific Performance Suit | Plaintiff Need Not Seek Cancellation Of Subsequent Sale Deed Executed With Prior Knowledge Of Agreement To Sell

In a recent ruling, the Supreme Court held that a plaintiff in a specific performance suit is not obligated to seek cancellation of a subsequent sale deed executed with prior knowledge of an agreement to sell. The court emphasized that the plaintiff's focus should be on establishing the breach of the agreement and proving readiness and willingness to perform their part. The judgment clarifies that seeking cancellation of subsequent transactions is unnecessary when claiming specific performance. This decision simplifies litigation for parties seeking specific performance remedies without additional procedural burdens.