Special Relief Act 1877 Section 54 Case for Permanent Order Prohibition, which the defendants who owned the house in front of their house had installed two heavy electric presses and two electric motors for the purpose of producing football. Had become intolerable. Noise and vibration that made it impossible for them to stay in their home. That they could not sleep and could not concentrate on study and the vibrations were so violent that it shook the foundations of their home. And that they were entitled to a permanent injunction because the validation evidence requested for them proved on record that the work of the machines installed by the defendants in their home to produce football was so noisy. That it interfered with relief and facilities. The judgment regarding the life and life of the plaintiff judge by the appellate court is fair, correct and on the record material and cannot be interfered with by the High Court without any jurisdiction or legal error. ?
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