O xxxIX, Rr 1, 2 and 4 of the Special Relief Act (I of 1877), Section 42 of the Independent Jammu and Kashmir Pure Waste Land Grant as part of the Somali Deh Act, 1966, Sections 5 and 9 of the Jammu and Kashmir Interim Constitution Act of 1974 (1974). VIII) The suit or the Sixth Trial Court of the Order of the Order for Permanent Order Prohibition vacated the injunction on the ground that the previous case filed by the plaintiff was dismissed and that the Shamilite land was intended for general purpose and High. The court had reinstated the said decision. The components required for the issuance of the Stand Order consider that the plaintiff from the record was in possession of the disputed survey numbers and has not yet been established, even though it may be said that the survey number is allocated for a common purpose in granting the summons. Whether or not there was a good prima fiduciary reasoning case in favor of the plaintiff, when the plaintiff found the first prima facie reasonable case, the remaining two essential elements, namely the balance of convenience and irreparable damage, were to be seen. , Where an excellent case was established by the plaintiff, if in such case, he would be expelled from the ground because of the dispute. Will be irreparable harm to him when the plaintiff is on this land, the matter of balance relief also appeared in his favor and he was entitled to remain in his possession, the possession of the plaintiff was proved on record. The decision was set aside and the appellate court below was reinstated
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