Supreme Court of India
Sri Lankappa & Ors. v. Karnataka Industrial Corporation & Ors.
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For the above reasons, the impugned judgment is hereby set aside; the appeal is allowed, without order on costs. 11(2005) 4 SCC 315. 12(2011) 3 SCC.
Judgment, page 12
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Suit – Declaration of title and possession – The appe llants had filed a suit seeking declaration of title and injunction i n respect of the suit schedule property – The appellants case was that they were owners in possession of the suit schedule prop erty – It was alleged by the Karnataka Industrial Corporation (KIC) that by order dated 25.03.1968, the Karnataka Government had granted the s uit schedule property to it, for non-agricultural use, and the a ppellants sought to interfere with KIC’s possession – During the pe ndency of the appellant’s suit, KIC filed suit claiming injuncti on to
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