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HC Orders Rs 1.01cr Plus Interest in Dispute Over Land Sale Proceeds

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A property dispute arose among four women who had jointly purchased a piece of land, each holding an equal one-fourth undivided share. One co-owner, residing in West Bengal, granted her brother-in-law a general power of attorney to manage her share since he was based in Delhi. The land was eventually sold for Rs 6.95 crore, but the woman received only Rs 72 lakh of the proceeds. The High Court found this disbursement to be inadequate and ordered a payment of Rs 1.01 crore along with applicable interest to the aggrieved co-owner.

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