Supreme Court of India
Ramji Singh Patel v. Gyan Chandra Jaiswal
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 – s.100 – Second appeal – Respondent ran the business of flour mill (Atta Chakki) etc., since 1990, which initially operated on electricity, from his residential accommodation – Appellant, is the owner and resident of the adjoining house, which has a common wall with the house of respondent – Suit by appellant in 2004 for perpetual injunction prohibiting the respondent from running the said business, as according to the appellant from the year 2003 respondent started operating the flour mill with machines, on diesel engine, which started causing severe vibrations…
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