Specific Relief Act | In Agreement To Sell Property Under Joint Ownership, Onus Is On Plaintiff To Secure Consent Of All Co-Owners : Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled that in an agreement to sell property under joint ownership, the onus is on the plaintiff to secure the consent of all co-owners. The court emphasized that without the consent of all co-owners, the agreement cannot be enforced. The case involved a dispute over the sale of jointly owned property, where the plaintiff failed to obtain consent from all co-owners. The court’s ruling underscores the importance of securing necessary approvals in property transactions involving multiple owners.