'X' sells to 'Y' by deed, “my house in Delhi”. X has no house in Delhi, but it appears that he had a…
The deed's description cannot literally identify a Delhi house because the seller has none there. Evidence of the seller's Gurugram house and the buyer's possession may…
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'X' sells to 'Y' by deed, “my house in Delhi”. X has no house in Delhi, but it appears that he had
a house at Gurugram, of which 'Y' had been in possession since the execution of the deed. Now, these facts may be proved to show that the deed related to the ______.
Answer and explanation
Correct answer B
The deed's description cannot literally identify a Delhi house because the seller has none there. Evidence of the seller's Gurugram house and the buyer's possession may therefore show that the deed referred to the house at Gurugram.
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