Supreme Court of India
Sree Jain Setambar Terapanthi Vid (s) v. Phundan Singh and Ors.
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For the reasons stated earlier, we are unable to accept the contention. of Mr.
Judgment, page 7
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Code of Civil Procedure 1908, Ss. 104, 107 r/w Order XLllI Rule I (r), Order XXXIX Rule I-Powers of appellate court to inteif ere with order grant- ing temporary injunction-Suit by plaintiff Society for declaration against c erstwhile members and farmer employee of school run by it-Trial Court after recording finding of prima f acie satisfaction on merits granted temporary in- junction restraining respondents from inteif ering with functioning of school-High Court in appeal setting aside order ignoring findings recorded by trial court and appointing two joint administrators to manage society
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