H.P.PUTTASWAMY vs THIMMAMMA

The Supreme Court addressed the necessity of a purchaser's presence during the registration of a deed of conveyance under the Registration Act, 1908. It held that the absence of the purchaser does not invalidate the registration process, thereby affirming the validity of the deed executed in favor of the plaintiff. The Court emphasized that the plaintiff's long-standing possession and the execution of the sale deed were sufficient to establish his ownership rights over the property in question.