Supreme Court of India
M. Hariharasudhan v. R. Karmegam and Ors.
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Tamil Nadu Property (Prevention of Damage and Loss) Act, 1992: ss. 7, 10 and 14 – Whether the Act excludes the jurisdiction of civil court – High Court by impugned order held that though there is no express bar on civil jurisdiction, but since the Act and the Rules framed thereunder provide a particular method of claiming compensation for damages to the property, all other methods for claiming compensation were excluded by implication – Appeal to Supreme Court – Held: claim for compensation under the Act is only in the nature of an additional remedy – It is evident from the provisions of the…
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