Supreme Court of India
Hameed Kunju v. Nazim
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What the Court ordered
We hold that the impugned order is c without jurisdiction, the same deserves to be set aside.
Judgment, page 14
From the headnote
Constitution of India - Art. 227 - Supervisory jurisdiction - Exercise of; by the High Court - Eviction matter - Rounds of litigation - Writ petition by tenant u!Art. 227 challenging the four orders of trial court/executing court- High Court interfered with the four orders impugned and allowed the petition - Case remanded to trial court for deciding the eviction petition de novo on merits with directions to trial court to allow the applications filed by tenant - Justification of - Held: High Court erred in entertaining the tenant's writ petition as also in exercising its supervisory
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