R.R.PRASAD, SONGKHUPCHUNG SERTO
Khomdram Suranjit Singh, S/o Kh. Chaoba Singh – Appellant
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Thoudam Ashakiran Devi, D/o Th. Chandramani Singh – Respondent
Heard Mr. Kh. Mani Singh, learned Sr. counsel appearing for the petitioner/appellant as well as Ms. I. Lenibala, learned counsel for the respondents.
2. This appeal is directed against the judgment and order dated 31.3.2016 passed in Judl.Misc.(Injunction) Case No. 346 of 2015 arising out of Mat.(Injunction) Suit No. 5 of 2015 by Principal Judge, Family Court, Manipur whereby and whereunder exparte injunction granted on 19.12.2015 restraining the defendant no.1/appellant from performing marriage with defendant no.2, was made absolute.
3. Before adverting to the submissions advanced on behalf of the parties, facts of the case needs to be taken notice of which are as follows:
The plaintiff/respondent was having love affairs with defendant/appellant, Kh. Suranjit Singh, an employee of HDFC Bank. Since they were having love affairs since long they decided to flee from home. As per the plan, while the plaintiff/respondent was standing in front of the gate of her aunt at about at about 2.30 PM on 10.12.2014, defendant/appellant came with a Maruti Car and made plaintiff/respondent to sit in the Car forcibly and by closing the mouth the appellant drove away the car and bro
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