Supreme Court of India
Vasanti Bhat v. Premlata Agarwal & Anr. Etc.
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Interim Orders: c Interim orders in suits filed by purchasers against developer - Single Judge of High Court directing not to register any agreement in respect of the flat of appellant, which was not subject matter of the suit - Notion of Motion by appellant - Interim order recalled - Appeals - Division Bench 0 of High Court staying operation of order of Single Judge and directing the money deposited by plaintiff and appellant with developer to the credit of one of the suits and to be invested in FD - Held: Division Bench of High Court while deciding the Notice of Motion has exceeded its
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