Supreme Court of India
Ravish and Anr. v. Smt. R. Bharathi
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What the Court ordered
In the result, the impugned judgment of the High Court as well as the trial court is set aside and the matter is remitted to the trial court for consideration of the matter afresh.
Judgment, page 4
From the headnote
Suit for permanent injunction - Claim of plaintiff based on premise that she was allotted a site no.4307 by the Cooperative society and she was the owner of the said site and the appel/antsc defendants were trying to interfere with her possession - Summons served but defendants did not appear - Trial court passed ex-parte decree - Defendant challenged the ex-parte decree on the ground that suit property originally carved as site no. 690 was purchased by him from original allottee - High Court while noting that suit property is site no.4307 but the sale deed of defendants is in respect of site
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