Supreme Court of India
Zarif Ahmad (d} through Lrs. & Another v. Mohd. Farooq
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: s.107 - Power of remand and when the case be not c remanded - Discussed. Or. 7, r. 3 - Description of immovable property - Suit for permanent injunction - Contested by defendants on the ground that suit plot belonged to them - Suit decreed - Decree challenged on the ground that plot was not identifiable in the suit - Held: Plot was described in the suit with its boundaries and municipal numbers, therefore, it cannot be said that plot was not identifiable - Since the suit was for relief of permanent prohibitory injunction in respect of the plot which was
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