Supreme Court of India
Ramji Singh Patel v. Gyan Chandra Jaiswal
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 – s.100 – Second appea l – Respondent ran the business of flour mill (Atta Chakki) etc., since 1990, which initially operated on electricity, from his residential accommodation – Appellant, is the owner and residen t of the adjoining house, which has a common wall with the h ouse of respondent – Suit by appellant in 2004 for perpetua l injunction prohibiting the respondent from running the said bu siness, as according to the appellant from the year 2003 respon dent started operating the flour mill with machines, on diesel e ngine, which started causing severe
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