Supreme Court of India
Food Corporation of India v. Sukh Deo Prasad
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Interim order : Interim direction to tenant, in a suit by ) creditor against landlords/borrowers to deposit arrears of rent in Court and to continue to deposit the rents in Court with a c condition that tenant would pay interest if rent was not so deposited -Held: Such interim direction cannot be considered to be injunction order - Such interim direction would not fall under order 39 Rule 1 CPC as the prayer did not relate to clause (a), (b) or (c) of the said rule, nor under Order 39 rule 2 t CPC as there was no contract between the creditor and the tenant nor any injury caused by tenant to…
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