INJUNCTION

Inherent powers are to be exercised by Court in very exceptional circumstances, for which the Code lays down no procedure

Inherent powers are to be exercised by Court in very exceptional circumstances, for which the Code lays down no procedure

advtanmoy 17/08/2018
The civil courts are authorised to pass such orders as may be necessary for the ends of...
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Difference between consequential relief for injunction and further relief for injunction in a Declaratory Suit SUPREME COURT

Difference between consequential relief for injunction and further relief for injunction in a Declaratory Suit

advtanmoy 17/08/2018
C. Mohammad Yunus  Versus Syed Unnissa and others- Specific Relief Act, 1877—Section 42—Consequential relief—Adequacy of—Determination of—Suit for declaration with...
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Whether the unregistered sale deed sought to be produced by the plaintiff in evidence in a suit for permanent injunction could be marked for a “collateral purposes”? Powerful Legal Research enterprise

Whether the unregistered sale deed sought to be produced by the plaintiff in evidence in a suit for permanent injunction could be marked for a “collateral purposes”?

advtanmoy 13/06/2018
A Collateral transaction means, a transaction other than the transaction affecting the immovable property but which is...
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