Vague ‘Status Quo’ Orders Without Determining Possession are Legally Unacceptable: Andhra Pradesh High Court

The High Court of Andhra Pradesh, in a significant ruling on interlocutory injunctions, has held that trial courts cannot issue vague ‘status quo’ orders without first recording a prima facie finding on which party is in possession of the disputed property. Justice Subba Reddy Satti described the practice as a “shortcut procedure” that creates ambiguity

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