Which one of the following cases does not pertain to the doctrine of 'part performance'?
Ariff addressed the attempted use of English equitable part performance before Section 53A applied. Probodh Kumar Das explained the defensive operation of Section 53A.…
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Which one of the following cases does not pertain to the doctrine of 'part performance'?
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Ariff addressed the attempted use of English equitable part performance before Section 53A applied. Probodh Kumar Das explained the defensive operation of Section 53A. Sardar Govindrao Mahadik examined the conditions for applying it. Rambaran Prosad concerned a pre-emption covenant, its enforceability against successors and the rule against perpetuity.
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Option A
The Privy Council addressed the application of English equitable part performance under Indian law before the statutory provision applied.
Option B
The Privy Council addressed the defensive operation of Section 53A.
Option C
The Supreme Court examined the conditions for relying on Section 53A.
Option D
The Supreme Court addressed a covenant of pre-emption and the rule against perpetuity.
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