was pronounced in favour of the Plaintiff for the division of the suit schedule properties into two equal shares, and a declaration was issued to the effect that the Plaintiff therein is entitled to 1/2 share of the suit schedule property. Thereafter, the first Appellant entered into an agreement of sale dated 14.03.2014 (the Agreement of Sale) with a partnership firm under the name and style of M/s. Jyothirmaye Estates, represented by its Managing Partner, Mr.Brahmandam Danda. As per the terms of the Agreement of Sale, the first Appellant herein agreed to purchase two items of property, namely, (1) at T.S. No.175 Part of Block No.3 and Ward No.1 of Vada Vellore Town Village, Vellore Taluk, ad measuring 4 acres and 66 cents; and (2) the vacant lands comprised in T.S.No.158, T.S.No.172 and T.S.No.173, Block No.3 and Ward No.1 of Vada Vellore Town Village, Vellore Taluk, ad measuring 1 acre 34 cents for a total sale consideration of Rs.60 crores. At the time of execution of the Agreement of Sale, a sum of Rs.10,00,000/- was paid in cash as advance and it was stipulated in the Agreement of Sale that the sale transaction would be completed within one year from the date thereof. Subject to and upon receipt of the balance sale consideration, the vendor agreed to execute the sale deed in respect of the schedule mentioned property in favour of the purchaser or his nominees, which broadly corresponds to the property that was subject matter of lease.
