Supreme Court of India
Kuldip Singh v. Subhash Chander Jain and Ors.
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Injunction-Suit for preventive injunction-To restrain defendant from operating a bhatti (baking oven) in· residential area-Trial Court granting relief-Appellate coun after carrying out local inspection dismissed suit holding that locality was not a purely residential one and operation of bhaJti was not likely to cause any actionable nuisance-High Court restoring judgment and decree of trial court-Held, suit .filed by plaintiffs was prema ture-No preventive injunction could have been allowed to plaintiffs.
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