Transfer of property during pendency of suit

Title of suit property being questioned in civil court, no person was allowed to deal with the same except with prior permission of the court

Any transaction during pendency of suit was at the risk and cost of the purchaser and seller

Transaction which took place during pendency of suit would be having no protection being hit by the doctrine of lis pendens

Original owner from whom petitioner purchased the suit property was also party to the proceedings and he agitated the same plea of being bona fide purchaser but that had been discarded

No plea of bona fide purchaser could be entertained in circumstances

Recording of evidence in the application was not necessary in presence of decrees of Court

Application under S. 12(2), C.P.C. was not maintainable which was dismissed in limine.

Section 52 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 would be applicable if the sale/resale took place during the pendency of the suit

Sale/further sale took place prior to the institution of the suit would not come within the principle of lis pendence.