17(2)(vi) and Ss. 17(1)(b) & (c): Second part of S. 17(2)(vi) which is an exception to the exception carved out by S. 17(2)(vi), and hence to which said second part, Ss. 17(1)(b) & (c) normally apply. Ss. 17(1)(b) & (c) are not applicable to compromise decree comprising immovable property other than that which is subject-matter of the suit, when compromise in question pertains only to preexisting rights i.e. no new right, title or interest in immovable property is created vide the compromise in question. Family settlement/compromise, or, settlement/compromise in respect of family property are exempt from compulsory registration so long as they pertain to preexisting rights of the parties and no new right, title or interest is created vide such settlement or compromise. Principles explained regarding the same.

(2021) 7 SCC 446 [Ripudaman Singh v. Tikka Maheshwar Chand]

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