Supreme Court of India
S. Narahari Rao v. Sathyanarayana & Ors.
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Injunction: Temporary injunction - Application for, fJ1ed in suit before trial court - Parties directed to maintain status quo - On defendants' bringing it to notice of court that the entire dispute was pending before Supreme Court, application for temporary injunction rejected - On the same ground appeal dismissed by High Court - HELD: Since the matter pending before 0 Supreme Court has been decided, impugned orders passed by High Court and trial court set aside - Matter remitted to trial court to decide the application for temporary injunction and the suit in accordance with the judgment of
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