Supreme Court of India
Velayudhan & Ors. v. Mohammedkutty & Ors.
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We are of the view that matter needs a fresh look by the High Court on the questions which arise in the case.
Judgment, page 5
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Suit- Nature of- For grant of permanent injunction simpliciter or for declaration of title with permanent injunction as · consequential relief - Suit by respondents-plaintiffs in relation to land, decreed by trial court - First appellate court dismissed the suit by allowing the appeal of appellants-defendants - High Court in second appeal by respondents decreed the suit holding that the suit was one for perpetual injunction and thus investigation into the question of title was not necessary - Propriety of - Held: One of the questions, which fell for consideration before the first and second
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