POLICE CAN BE DIRECTED TO IMPLIMENT CIVIL COURT ORDERS

POLICE CAN BE DIRECTED TO IMPLIMENT CIVIL COURT ORDERS:-

PAPANNA v. NAGACHARI ILR 1996 KAR 127 "When the Court has prima facie considered the matter and has granted a temporary injunction in favour of the plaintiff after hearing the defendant, the Court has to enforce the same and the contention of the defendant that he is in possession, cannot be accepted at this stage. If the Court had no power to implement its own orders, then there is no purpose in the Courts passing orders in matters coming before them. The remedy under Order 39 Rule 2(a) is not exhaustive and Court can pass appropriate orders to see that its orders are enforced. In necessary cases, even the police can be directed to enforce the orders of the Court."