Supreme Court of India
Narendra Hirawat and Co. v. Sholay Media Entertainment Pvt. Ltd. & Anr.
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We are of the opinion that respondent no.2 would also be governed by the injunction order granted by the Si ngle Judge of the High Court.
Judgment, page 11
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Injunction: Agreements entered between appellant (NHC) and respondent no.1 (SME) for rights of films for an amou nt of Rs.20 Crores – Disputes arose in relation to payments of amounts and burden of tax, which got amicably settled between t he NHC and SME – Deed of settlement was executed in which the main s tipulation was that NHC was to pay a further sum in four tranches – Termination notice issued by SME on ground of alleged non-compliance of the terms of deed of settlement – NHC filed a Commercial sui t seeking declaration inter alia of permanent and temporary injunction restraining SME
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