Supreme Court of India
Bharat Karsondas Thakkar v. M/s. Kiran Construction Co. and Ors.
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l Interim order: Restraint order - Interim order restraining any dealings with the suit properties and for maintaining status quo passed on an application of respondent 1 - c Respondent 1 did not prove its title over the properties - Held: Respondent 1 has no right to seek continuation of interim order - Merely because the same was in force for a long time ""' y would be no ground to allow same to continue. On 27.5.1949, the Collector recorded a grant of lease of lands in favour of Sowar Ramji Vaity for 999 years.…
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