Section 12 Civil Procedure Code (V8 1908), Sections 12 (2), 151 and O IX, R 13 Specific Performance Trial The trial court dismissed the case while the appellate court accepted the appeal and filed it by the defendant. The former parliament of the case was declared unsuccessful. And the appeal for leave to appeal was also dismissed by the defendants of the Supreme Court, after the first period of litigation, an application was filed under section 12 (2), which would require the former party to keep the decree. Read with IX, R 13, CPC, Plaintiff also moved the application. Section 151, CPC dismissed the petition but the application was rejected / The applicant claimed that the provision of interim relief was a natural result where the court concluded that the defendants under Section 12 (2) A preliminary case has been read by. With IX, R 13, the CPC is pending in the lower appellate court, which will record the evidence after the cases have been formulated. The lower appellate court found that defendant did not face an error. The issue of immovable property and the defendant was not appropriate at all because its application, under section 12 (2), was met by the interim relief of the appellate court through the interim order of the CPC through three interim injunctions. ? The balance of irreparable harm and injury was unsuccessful in several places for the defendant to the Supreme Court, therefore, depriving the defendants of the injunction would have suffered more trouble than the defendants otherwise. If successful, he will be eligible for recovery. Real estate that was not in danger of being changed by the appellate court
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