ANAND BYRAREDDY
Gowri – Appellant
Versus
Prabhakara Adiga – Respondent
Anand Byrareddy, J.—The facts of the case are as follows:
2. The petitioners are the widow and children of one Divira Bolu. The respondent is said to have filed a civil suit against Divira Bolu, seeking a permanent injunction against him from interfering with property described as follows:
“Description of the property situate in Kollur Village of Kundapura Taluk Mooli right
Sy. SD No. Kissam Extent
No. 32 5PI-P2 Converted to 0.53
non-agricultural
purpose
Boundaries:
East by : Sy. No.32/2 of plaintiff
South by : Portion of this SD sold to Surendra Shetty
West by : Plot sold to Surendra Shetty
North by : Sy. No.32/4 of plaintiff, plot of Ayyappa Nair and V.V. Iyer”
3. The suit had been contested by Bolu during his lifetime. The suit, however, was decreed as prayed for. Incidentally, the prayer in the suit was as follows:
“VI. Prayer: The plaintiff therefore prays for a decree and judgment in his favour and against the defendant.
(1) For a permanent injunction restraining the defendant from entering upon the suit’ A’ property and from interfering with plaintiff’s peaceful possession and enjoyment of the same ...”
4. The judgment and decree was dated 13.9.2012. It
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