Supreme Court of India
Vasant Balu Patil & Ors. v. Mohan Hirachand Shah & Ors.
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For the aforesaid reasons we do not find any merit in A the case of the appellants as laid before us on the grounds and contentions as noticed.
Judgment, page 9
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Injunction - Suit for declaration of title and injunction - Respondents-plaintiffs claiming to be owners of land, filed c suits for injunction by against companies raising constructions on the suit land - Case of construction companies that they were authorised to raise the constructions by the villagers claiming to be owners of the land - Subsequently, impleadment of appellants-defendants as parties to the suits - Denial of title of the respondents by the appellants - Respondents seeking amendment of the plaint to incorporate the relief of declaration of title which was allowed -
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