Supreme Court of India
Ramakrishna Rao (dead) by Lr. v. Rai Murari
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: * " c Permanent injunction -Appellant filing suit for permanent injunction restraining respondent from interfering with peaceful possession over suit property - Dismissed by trial Court - Reversed by first appellate Court - Affirmed by High Court with direction to appellant to refund certain amount as paid by respondent's wife allegedly in terms of an agreement - Correctness of - Held: Incorrect - High Court proceeded on totally untenable premises in recording finding contrary to -~ material on record - Direction clearly indefensible - Hence, i. set aside.
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