Supreme Court of India
Ajay Mohan and Ors. v. H.N. Rai and Ors.
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Injunction: Suit for permanent injunction - Defendants claiming right c over suit property based on sale agreement- Civil Court refused to grant order of injunction on the ground that no prima facie case made out - Appeal thereagainst withdrawn - Thereafter plaintiff prayed for amendment of plaint and also sought interim order of injunction during pendency of said application - Rejected by Civil Court-Affirmed by High Court on ground that proposed amendment fell short of grant of declaration that sale agreement was null and void - Correctness of - Held: Correct as plaintiff had not brought y…
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