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MFA/7076/2001 of T DANJAIAH vs BHEMANNA

High Court of KarnatakaMFA

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The High Court of Karnataka decided this matter on 26 July 2002. The registry identifies it as CNR KAHC010504912001. It was heard by Justice Manjula Chellur.

The disposal recorded by the registry is "Appeal dismissed; order of temporary injunction upheld". 2 statutory provisions are noted on the record.

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Court record details
CourtHigh Court of Karnataka
Record typeMFA
Case numberCNR KAHC010504912001
Date of decision
Decision year2002
BenchMANJULA CHELLUR
PetitionerT DANJAIAH
RespondentBHEMANNA
DisposalAppeal dismissed; order of temporary injunction upheld
Sections
  • Order 39 Rules 1, 2, and 4 of CPC
  • Section 151 of CPC

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