Supreme Court of India
Brig. Sawai Bhawani Singh v. M/s. Indian Hotels Company Ltd.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: Or. 39, R.l and Or, 40 R.1-Suit for perpetual injunction- Applications for ad interim injunction and appointment of receiver- Respondents claiming, under an agreements to be in possession of suit property for running hotel business-Appellant claiming himself exclusive owner of property-Suit for perpetual injunction by respondent with application for ad interim injunction against appellant-Appellant's application for appointment of receiver-Held, since respondents allege to have been continuing under an agreement, they would act as a custodia legis pending the
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