Oral Contracts for Specific Performance, Pleading Inconsistencies, and the Bar Under Order II Rule 2 CPC

Highlights of the Judgment:
- Rigorous legal standards and heavy burden of proof required to establish a concluded oral contract for immovable property.
- Detailed interpretation of the statutory bar under Order II Rule 2 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, when transitioning from an injunction suit to specific performance.
- Evaluation of evidentiary shortcomings, including un-encashed high-value cheques and irreconcilable inconsistencies in pleadings.
- Examination of corporate governance and agency principles regarding the requisite authorization to alienate company assets.