Supreme Court of India
Bank of India v. Lekhimoni Dass and Ors.
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Code of CiVil Procedure, 1908 : S.95, Order 21, Rules JOO and JOI-Injunction obtained against decree for possession for premises, on insufficient grounds-Remedy-Decree for possession of premises passed in favour of plaintiffs-Judgment-debtors and their pledgee filing applicaJions under Order 21, Rules JOO and JOI and obtaining injunction-Decree holder claiming compensation for loss suffered due to non-delivery of possession of premises on account of injunction orders obtained by judgment-debtors and their pledgee on insufficient grounds Decree holder also filing a separate suit for…
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