Which provision of the Karnataka Court-Fee and Suits Valuation Act, 1958 applies to a suit seeking a…
Section 24(b) applies to a declaration with consequential injunction concerning immovable property when section 25 does not govern the suit. Section 26 addresses suits for…
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Which provision of the Karnataka Court-Fee and Suits Valuation Act, 1958 applies to a suit seeking a declaration and consequential injunction concerning immovable property, where section 25 does not apply?
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Correct answer C
Section 24(b) applies to a declaration with consequential injunction concerning immovable property when section 25 does not govern the suit. Section 26 addresses suits for injunction separately, while section 24(a) addresses declaration with possession.
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Option A
Section 24(b) specifically covers declaration with consequential injunction concerning immovable property. Section 26 separately addresses suits for injunction.
Option B
Clause (a) covers a declaration with consequential possession of the property.
Option C
Clause (b) specifically governs a declaration with consequential injunction concerning immovable property.
Option D
Clause (d) is residual and does not displace the specific rule in clause (b).
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