Hello Sir, I am suman kumar, property is in Karimnagar, We had land dispute so we applied for injection but other party managing judge so he is not giving injection order. Still it is in status co from 5 months... My concern is can we apply for injection in high court, if we can, what documents we need to provide for it... Thanks Kumar
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1) if you are aggrieved by order of trial court rejecting your application fir stay then you can file an appeal against the impugned order before the appellate court
2) you should refrain from. making any
allegations against judge unless you have evidence of wrong doing by the judge
Dist court is not rejecting . still is in status -co status... Can i apply for injection in high court?
1) has court directed maintenance of status quo ?
2) if so defendant cannot sell the property .
3) if no orders are passed till date on your interim application wait for court orders to be passed then file appeal if your stay application is rejected
If status quo has been ordered then the court has decided your application for injunction, which order can now be assailed before the High Court.
you can file revision against the order of dismissal.
revision is filed before the court of district judge.
No need to approach High court if relief is available before district court.
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If there is a status quo, that means both the parties are refrained from doing anything with that property.
yes you can move the high court to get the status quo vacated. we will need to show grounds such as illegal occupation of your property by your neighbour, neighbour using status quo to his advantage and building extensions / demolitions etc.
Can support you better if we know the full case details.
Hello Sir, I am suman kumar, property is in Karimnagar, We had land dispute so we applied for injection but other party managing judge so he is not giving injection order. Still it is in status co from 5 months...
My concern is can we apply for injection in high court, if we can, what documents we need to provide for it...
Granting an injunction is purely the discretion of the judge, you cannot find fault in it if he/she is not granting injunction though yo may have solid proofs and proper or genuine reason on your side.
The status quo itself is equal to injunction, so the effect of injunction is already there with you.
If you still feel aggrieved over the decision for not granting injunction, you may file a revision before high court against this application.
Dist court is not rejecting . still is in status -co status... Can i apply for injection in high court?
The status quo itself is equivalent to injunction. If you still feel aggrieved over the decision for not granting injunction, you may file a revision before high court against this decision.
Till the time you dont get final orders from district court you cannot approach High Court.
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Adv. Payal
