Supreme Court of India
Antonetto John D' Souza @ Johnny D' Souza v. Mrs. Aldila Braganza
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High Court - Writ jurisdiction - Dispute regarding · easementary rights - In view of grant of alternate access, High Court by order dated 4.5.2009 allowed the claimant to withdraw her case - Application of the claimant seeking withdrawal of order dated 4.5.2009 alleging that there was misrepresentation as regards grant of alternate access - Since there was disputed questions of fact, the High Court disposed of the application, giving liberty to claimant to approach the court of Mamlatdar - Application before Mamlatdar was dismissed and revision against the order of Mamlatdar a/so dismissed -
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