Section 54 Civil Code of Conduct (v. 1908), O XXXXX, Rr 1, 2 Suit for Permanent and Temporary Order of Prohibition Plaintiff filed suit for Permanent Order Prohibition by interfering with defendant's peaceful occupation of the dispute. Can be stopped. The trial court also applied for the grant of a temporary injunction under the OAXNX, RR 1, 2, CPC, application under the land, on appeal, the appellate court intervened in the possession of the accused. Stopping him from doing so, he accepted and separated the order. The defendant was paid Rs. 200,000 in the trial of the trial court's accuracy on the basis of the agreement / lease, or the trial court could have determined that the authenticity of the trial was just before the defendant. Was successful, and in the event of a refusal of a temporary order of reasonableness, the plaintiff would suffer an irreparable loss. t allowed a review request and set aside the appeal order
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