"11. It is well settled law that when a permanent injunction decree was passed by the
competent civil Court, the plaintiff in the said suit is entitled for grant of police aid
either by an order passed by the Court which passed the said decree or by an order
passed by this Court in exercise of its jurisdiction under Section 226 of the
Constitution of India. The law in this regard is not res integra and the same has been
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dealt with inthe case of Rai Naramma v. State of Andhra Pradesh.,2 wherein this
Court held at para 7 as follows:
In Rai Naramma Vs. State of Andhra Pradesh2, the High Court
of Andhra Pradesh held that it is not well settled law that only when
there is a decree for permanent injunction and only when there is an
order of temporary injunction in an interlocutory application which is
made absolute after hearing both the parties, then only the Courts
usually either the civil Court or the Writ Court, would grant police aid
for effective implementation of the said permanent injunction decree or
a temporary injunction order which is passed on merits. But when the
ex parte ad-interim injunction is granted without hearing the
respondents and when the same is not made absolute granting a
2
Order dated 21.12.2020 in W.P.No.15312 of 2020
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temporary injunction order, till the disposal of the suit, on merits, the
Courts will not usually order for grant of police aid for implementation
of the ex parte ad-interim injunction order. Since it is not an order on
merits after hearing both the parties, the Courts would be very slow in
granting police aid, till the possession and rights of the parties are
determined after enquiry based on evidence.
11. It is well settled law that when a permanent injunction
decree was passed by the competent civil Court, the plaintiff in
the said suit is entitled for grant of police aid either by an order
passed by the Court which passed the said decree or by
an order passed by this Court in exercise of its jurisdiction
under Section 226 of the Constitution of India. The law in this
regard is not res integra and the same has been dealt with in
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the case of Rai Naramma v. State of Andhra Pradesh1
wherein this Court held at para 7 as follows:
Therefore, in the said facts and circumstances of the case,
as regards the petitioners claim to order for police aid for
implementation of the ad-interim injunction is concerned, the
same cannot be ordered in this Writ Petition as it is well settled
law that police aid can be granted only for effective
implementation of the order of temporary injunction which is
passed on merits or permanent injunction decree alone. Ad-
interim injunction order, which was passed ex parte by
dispensing with the notice to the respondents therein and which
was not passed on merits and which is still pending final
disposal after hearing both the parties on merits, cannot be
implemented by way of granting police aid. The legal position in
this regard is settled by this Court in the case of Rai Naramma
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v. State of Andhra Pradesh1 wherein this Court held at para 7
as follows:
11. Learned counsel for the defendants relied upon the judgment
of the High Court of Andhra Pradesh in Seelam Chandrayudu v.
State of Andhra Pradesh 7, wherein it is referred to case of Rai
Naramma v. State of Andhra Pradesh 8 holding that question of
police aid to implement ad-interim injunction does not arise. Same
principle is laid down by the Telangana High Court in M/s.
Senthan Properties v. M/s. S.V.S. Infra Services Private
6
2022 Latest Caselaw 9331 (AP)
7
2021 SCC OnLine AP 2008
8
2022 Latest Caselaw 9457
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RY,J
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Limited 9 stating that the Court cannot straight away order police
aid without disposing of interim injunction petition because
granting police aid to implement an ex parte injunction may
sometimes cause prejudice and hardship to opposite party.
In this regard, the respondents referred to decisions of
this High Court in Yeddula Rami Reddy Vs.M.Indira, 1 and also in Rai
Naramma Vs. State of Andhra Pradesh2 .
WHEREAS the Paitionar above named through their Advocele
Sri N Bharath Simha Redey, presented' this Petition under Article 226 of ihs
Gansifution of incia praying that in the circurnstances stated in the afficayil
ited therewith, the High Court may be pleased fo issue an aporopriaia writ or
order or direction more particularly a writin the nature of a Writ of Mandamus
to declare the action of the Respondents in interfering in chu) disputes
between private parties and highhandedly ghing Police Frotectian to 9°
Respondent for canstruction of compound wall and house in land belonging fo
the Petiioners to an extent of Acres.Q.20 Cents in Sy. Noler/s of Perury
Vilage, Tirupati Rural Mandal, Yirumali Districl when Civil Sul vide
a
OS.No.1149/2025 on the fle of the Court of the Hon'ble V Additional Junior
Givi Judge, Trupati is pending basing on ad interim injuction dated 2.71 2022
without any palice protection order fram the cormpetent civil court and violating
interim order dated 62.9025 passed oy this Hon'ble Court i
WP No. 1702/2029 is Hegal, arbitrary, contrary to law laid dawn by this Harrble
Court in Rai Nararima vs Stafe of Andhra Pracesh ¢ 2020 SCG Oniine ap
2083) and violative of Article 14, 2)-and 300-4 of Canstitution of india and
further declare the Mama dated 27.2/8026 vide O.No.1d/Genl/SDPO-
Sw
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OGRO088 issued by the 4° Reapon dent directing the oO" Respondent io
er
mravide Assistance of Folica Fr otection te 3 Respondent fo construct
wee
Campound Wall in Sy No TOF 1B of Peruru Vilage, Tirupell Rural Mandal,
Tirupati Oietrict to an extent of Acres 0.50 Canis and Proneedings dated
23,2.2028 vide L.Dis /@23/2026 issued by the 7" Respondent requesting the
4° Respondent to provide Assistance of Police Protection to &° Respondent
io construct Compound Wall in Sy Ne O78 of Peruru Vilage, Tirupati Rural
Mandal, Tirupati District is | egal, ay -- contrary to law laid down by this
Hon'ble Court in Ral Naramrna ve State of Andhra Pradesh ( 2020 Scc
Onine AP 2053) and vidiative of Article 14, 21 and 300-4 of I Constitution of
india and set aside the same and. direct the Respondents not to provide
Assistance of Police Protection fo gi Respondent to construct Compound
Wall in the subject land of the Petitioners ane to demolish the constructed
compound wail.