In Brief
This case involved a dispute over a sale deed allegedly executed in favour of the plaintiff. Both the trial court and the first appellate court found the sale deed to be fabricated and sham, dismissing the suit. The High Court allowed the plaintiff's appeal, but the Supreme Court reversed this decision. The Court held that when two courts below have made concurrent findings of fact that a document is fabricated, the High Court should not interfere with such findings without substantial grounds. The Court restored the judgments of the courts below and dismissed the suit."
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