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Sub Registrar Ernakulam Kochi 16 v. K. Syed Ali Kadar Pillai and Another

1. Having heard learned counsel for the parties and having perused the material placed on record, we find no reason to consider interference in the impugned judgment dated 02.04.2008, particularly in view of the facts that the sale in question took place under the supervision of the Company Court and even when the auction bid of the respondent had been Rs. 1.935 crores for the assets under sale, the Company Court had fixed the value of immovable property therein at Rs. 1.4 crores; and the District Registrar was also satisfied with that valuation.

(Dinesh Maheshwari and Aniruddha Bose, JJ.)

 

Sub Registrar Ernakulam Kochi 16 ___________________ Appellant;

 

v.

 

K. Syed Ali Kadar Pillai and Another ________________ Respondent(s).

 

Civil Appeal Nos. 1326-1327 of 2010, decided on March 24, 2022

 

The Judgement of the court was delivered by

Judgment

 

1. Having heard learned counsel for the parties and having perused the material placed on record, we find no reason to consider interference in the impugned judgment dated 02.04.2008, particularly in view of the facts that the sale in question took place under the supervision of the Company Court and even when the auction bid of the respondent had been Rs. 1.935 crores for the assets under sale, the Company Court had fixed the value of immovable property therein at Rs. 1.4 crores; and the District Registrar was also satisfied with that valuation. Therefore, stamp duty was to be collected only on the said valuation i.e., Rs. 1.4 crores.

 

2. The impugned judgment, essentially proceeding on the peculiar facts and circumstances of the present case, calls for no interference.

 

3. The appeals stand dismissed, as such.

 

4. No costs.

 

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