Supreme Court of India
Smt. Anguri & Ors v. Jiwan Dass & Anr.
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Indian Easements Act, 1882: Section 23-Dominant owner entitled to alter mode and place of enjoying easement provided no addi· tional burden imposed-Held opening of nine marries in place of three has damaged the properties. c • The respondents are the owners of two houses adjacent to each other and also to the property of the appellants. From the roof of the appellants' structure three morries (narrow outlets) opened towards the property of the respondents. Subsequently, the appellants raised the • height of their existing structure and constructed two additional storeys on it. At the same
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