Supreme Court of India
A. Subramanian & Anr. v. R. Pannerselvam
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Suit – For permanent injunction – Plaintiff-respondent filed suit for permanent injunction interdicting the defendants-a ppellants from disturbing the peaceful possession and enjoyment of plaintiff over suit property –Plaintiff’s case was that he ha d purchased property from descendants of one ‘ ’ and supported his claim w ith power of attorney executed by legal heirs of ‘ ’, sal e deed dated 16.07.2001, sale deed dated 14.03.1946 in favour of ‘ ’ and house tax receipt dated 27.02.2001 –Defendant refuted the claim of plaintiff – The trial Court held that the plaintiff has r ight over the
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