Nirman Co-operative Society Ltd in favour of plaintiff appellant Dr. Meghraj by a sale deed dated 11.07.1991 for a sale consideration of Rs.69,885/- and with such sale, the possession was also handed over. The plaintiff pleaded that because of a raid conducted by the income tax department, all the documents were seized, as such, within 3 years of the sale deed, he could not raise a superstructure over the same and therefore on 07.05.1996, an amount of Rs.15,000/- was paid by the plaintiff which was accepted as compromised amount by the co-operative Society and the time to raise superstructure/construction was extended for a further period of two years. It was pleaded by the plaintiff that in the year 1998-1999, the plaintiff appellant again contacted the President of Society and prayed for further time of a year and pursuant to demand raised paid an amount of Rs.10,000/- to the then President, however, no receipt was issued for the same. Subsequently, the sale of said plot was cancelled by cancellation order dated 06.11.1998 by the respondent cooperative Society and the same plot was sold in favour of original defendant/respondent No.3 Kamal Kedia. The plaintiff has pleaded that after cancellation of sale deed, that he had filed a petition raising dispute under Section 64 of the M.P. Cooperative Societies Act before the Registrar, Cooperative Societies Act. Initially the Registrar by order dated 12.07.1999, directed the parties to maintain status-quo. Finally the petition u/s 64 of Cooperative Societies Act was finally dismissed by an order dated 24.4.2002. Subsequently, it is pleaded that on an advice of advocates, a civil suit was filed claiming declaration for cancellation of sale deed along-with prayer for other consequential benefits as the plaintiff was advised that the
