defendant is the absolute owner of the property. Similarly, the above agreement clearly shows that the property was registered in the name of 1st defendant. In fact, other legal heirs of late Narayanan are also entitled to share in the suit property. At any event, the parties in Ex.P1 specifically agreed that 1st defendant is the absolute and undisputed owner. The parties further agreed to complete the sale for a total consideration of Rs.80,00,000/- (Rupees eighty lakhs only). On the date of agreement, a sum of Rs.20,00,000/- (Rupees twenty lakhs only) was received by the 1st defendant through cheque. In the agreement, condition was imposed that the first vendor, (1st defendant herein) has to obtain Release Deed from one of her son, by name, Ravindran. Further, he has also imposed a condition that the 1st vendor, i.e., 1st defendant herein has to execute Development Power of Attorney Deed in favour of the purchaser, i.e., the plaintiff herein. On executing such Development Power of Attorney in favour of the purchaser, the plaintiff also agreed to pay the balance sale consideration.
