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Guj. HC: Onus of Due Diligence Before Entering Into Sale Transaction is on Property Purchaser - (06 Sep 2022)

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Gujarat High Court while deciding anticipatory bail plea by property purchaser charged for cheating under IPC, has held that the onus of performing due diligence with respect to a property before entering into any transaction is on the intending purchaser.

Tags : GUJARAT HIGH COURT   CHEATING   ONUS   DUE DILIGENCE  

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