Supreme Court of India
Sonu Babu Bhambid & Ors. v. Dream Developers & Ors.
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INJUNCTION: c Interim injunction - Relevant factors to be taken into consideration - Explained - HELD: When a court exercises its discretionary jurisdiction, appellate court would be slow to interfere except for sufficient and cogent reasons - In the instant case, trial court on consideration of materials on record refused interim injunction - High Court rightly declined to interfere with - Urban Development. URBAN DEVELOPMENT: Town planning - Rehabilitation of slum dwellers - Agreement between slum dwellers and developers to construct residential accommodation for slum dwellers provided they
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