Supreme Court of India
Sri Hanumanthappa v. Sri Muninarayanappa
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Injunction . Suit for injunction-Appellant in possession of lands allotted to his share through a compromise decree in a partition suit-During the pendency of partition suit, respondent purchased some of the land from other co-sharer including the land failing in the share of the appellant-Courts below granting interim injunction against the appellant-Held, no injunction can be issued against a lawful owner of the property-Orders of Courts below set aside. CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION : Civil Appeal No. 13232 of 1996. From the Judgment and Order dated 20.10.95 of the Karnataka High Court in
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