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Meghalaya HC: Cannot Pass Attachment Order if No Evidence of Likelihood of Breach of Peace - (27 Jun 2024)

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Meghalaya High Court has observed that if there is no direct evidence of any likelihood of breach of peace, the inability of the Magistrate concerned to come to a finding as to which party is in possession of the disputed land, cannot be sole ground for passing of order of attachment.

Tags : MEGHALAYA HIGH COURT   ATTACHMENT ORDER   BREACH OF PEACE  

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