M/s Aaditri Housing Pvt. Ltd. (appellant/defendant No.4) challenged orders of the Special Judge, Sangareddy, which granted ad interim injunctions in favour of Goverdhan Reddy Kanapuram (respondent No.1/plaintiff), restraining the appellant from changing the nature of the suit schedule property and interfering with the plaintiff's possession. The dispute arose from a joint family land of Ac.3.07 gts in Sy.No.491, Velimela Village, Sangareddy District, which respondent Nos.2-4 (plaintiff's mother and brothers) allegedly sold to the appellant through a registered sale deed dated 31.03.2021 without the plaintiff's consent, despite the property being undivided joint family property in which the plaintiff claims a 5/16th share. The Trial Court found a prima facie case, balance of convenience, and irreparable injury in favour of the plaintiff, noting that the appellant had proceeded with construction at its own risk while the inter-se family dispute remained unresolved. The appellant argued before the High Court that the Trial Court failed to record a clear finding on possession, that the plaintiff had suppressed material facts, and that a party in breach of contract cannot seek equitable relief. The judgment text provided covers the background and arguments but does not include the final ruling of the High Court on the appeals.