Supreme Court of India
Jai Dayal and Ors. v. Krishan Lal Garg and Anr.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908/Easement Act, 1882 : S.49, Order 21, R.32/s.22-Execution of decree-Plaintiff- Appellant's suit for perpetual injunction and mandatory injunction restraining defendant from blocking passage to appellant's house decreed Later, the judgment-debtor constructed a shop blocking the passage-Court issued orders of attachment of property and detention of judgment-debtor in case obstruction is not removed-High Court holding that matter to be adjudicated uls 22 of Easement Act-Held, since attachment was made for enforcement of perpetual injunction, the decree is required
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