A XXXIX, Rr 1, 2 (3) and 2B interim injunction granting contempt of court granting contempt of court a trial court granted interim ad injunction to temporarily prevent the defendant from separating from the plaintiff, Under the injunction, a petition was filed under O XXXXX, R 2 (3) for initiating contempt proceedings against the defendants so that despite the injunctive orders, the defendants violated the court order and the dispute. I was building land on land. The trial court concluded that the plaintiff had failed to prove any breach of the defamation order, and that the petitioner's appeal court was dismissed, which upheld the order passed by the trial court from the record entry. It was revealed that there was no violation of the said order. The data available on the record proved that the statutory period of the order discrimination order was six months in accordance with the R2B of the AXXX, the CPC Concession W as passed by the Order of the Order 8 After the month the applicant has filed. Under the circumstances, neither the order was present at the time of transfer of the contempt of court petition by the applicant nor was the alleged violation of the aforesaid court record recorded. In line with the established principles of the definition of evidence that no intervention was sought
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