HARVINDER SINGH vs PRITAM KAUR — C.A. No. 6949/1999

Summary: The Supreme Court dismissed Harvinder Singh's appeal challenging a specific performance suit over agricultural land in Punjab. The appellants claimed an oral agreement of sale with two sisters (Dayal and Pritam Kaur) dated January 2, 1990, for Rs. 50,000, but Pritam Kaur sold her half-share to others for Rs. 30,000 instead. Although the trial court decreed specific performance, the first appellate court reversed it, finding the oral agreement unproven. The High Court dismissed the second appeal as involving only factual findings. The Supreme Court upheld this dismissal on May 5, 2005, with no order as to costs. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.