Supreme Court of India
Hanif Azami Eliy Asazami v. Shabana Mohsin Ghazi @ Shaikh and Anr.
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Transfer of Property: Property co-owned by Respondent No. I and her husband, Respondent No.2-Appellant purchased it from Respondent No.2 who executed agreement for himself as well as for Respondent No. I as her attorney-Suit flied by Appellant to restrain Respondents from disturbing possession-Trial Court granted ad-interim order of "~tatus quo" in respect of the property--Appeal against-High Court set aside the order holding that there was collusion between Appellant and Respondent No.2-Directed appointment of Receiver and handing over possession of property to Respondent No. I-- -Challenge
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