Supreme Court of India
Gurdev Singh v. Narain Singh
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Execution of decree-Jurisdiction of executing court-Decree of permanent injunction restraining defendant from planting tree on suit land-Application for execution praying/or removal of trees from suit c land-Allowed by executing court observing that clear and plain meaning of decree was that there should be no tree on the specified site-HELD: Executing court cannot go behind the decree-As decree did not clothe decree-holder to pray for execution of decree by way of removal of trees, same could not have been directed by executing court in the name of construing the spirit of decree under
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