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Case Title:
Sita Devi vs Narayan Singh & Ors.
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APPEAL
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CIVIL REGULAR FIRST
APPEAL U/S OF THE
CODE OF CIVIL
PROCEDURE, 1908
AGAINST THE
JUDGMENT AND DECRE!
DATED 20.12.2019 PASSED
BY SHRI RAVINDRA
KUMAR JOSHI, RS,
LEARNED DISTRICT
JUDGE IN CIVIL SUIT NO
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2. MATTER PERTAINING TO s
NARAYAN SINGH & ORS.
YV/S SITA DEVI, WHEREBY
‘THE LEARNED COURT
BELOW HAS DECREED
‘THE SUIT FOR SPECIFIC
PERFORMANCE FILED
| BY THE
PLAINTIFF/RESPONDENT. |
U/S 96 OF THE CODE
OF CIVIL
PROCEDURE 1908 |
DISTRICT & SESSIONS
COURT SIROHI, CIVIL
SUIT NUMBER 68/2011,
DATE OF DECREE OR
DECISION 20.12.2019
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APPELLANT VERSUS RESPONDENT
Narayan Singh & Ors.
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1. Memo of Appeal
2. Stay application
3. Affidavit in support of stay application. (5
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1. Certified copy of judgment dated 20.12.2019 J 3
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2. Certified copy of decree dated 20.12.
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S. B. CIVIL REGULAR FIRST APPEAL NO. ___/2020
APPELLANT/DEFENDANT:
CHAIN
Sitadevi D/o Dharm Singh, W/o
67 years, resident of Anadara, af present Chanar, Tehsil- Abu
Singh, aged- about
Road, District- Sirohi (Rajasthan)
VERSUS
RESPONDENT:
1. Narayan Singh S/o Dharm Singh, aged- 45 years, by
caste- Rojput, resident of Anadara, Tehsil- Revdar,
District- Sirohi (Rajasthan) |
PLAINTIFF !
2. Lakhpat Singh S/o Dharm Singh, by caste- Rajput,
resident of Anadara, Tehsil: Revdar, District- Sirohi
(Rajasthan)
3, Kesar Singh S/o Dharm Singh, by caste- Rajput, resident
of Anadara, Tehsil- Revdor, District- Sirohi (Rajasthan)
4. Poonam Singh S/o Dharm Singh, by caste- Rojput,
resident of Anadora, Tehsil- Revdar, District- Sirohi
(Rajasthan)
5, Jamna Devi D/o Dharm Singh W/o Laxman Singh, R/o
Anadara, at present Nandia, Tehsil- Pindwara, District-
Sirohi (Raj.)
Pawani Devi D/o Dharm Singh, W/o Sohan Singh
Chouhan, R/o Anadara, at present Bhanwari, Tehsil-
Pindwara, District- Sirohi (Raj.)
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Sharda Devi D/o Dharm Singh, W/o Shri Mohan Singh,
R/o Anadara, at present Shivgani, District- Sirohi (Raj.)
Asha Devi D/o Dharm Singh, W/o Devi Singh Chouhan,
R/o Anadara, at present Pindwara, District- Sirohi (Raj.)
DEFENDANTS
S. B. CIVIL REGULAR FIRST APPEAL UNDER SECTION
96 OF THE CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1908
AGAINST THE JUDGMENT AND DECREE DATED
20.12.2019 PASSED BY SHRI RAVINDRA KUMAR
JOSHI, R.J.S (DJ/C), LEARNED DISTRICT JUDGE
SIROHI; IN CIVIL SUIT NO. 68/2011 (CIS
No.879/2014), TITLED AS NARAYAN SINGH & ORS.
V/S. SITA DEVI, WHEREBY THE LEARNED COURT
BELOW HAS DECREED THE SUIT FOR SPECIFIC
PERFORMANCE FILED BY THE
PLAINTIFF/RESPONDENT.
VALUATION OF APPEAL -Rs. 400/-
COURT FEES PAID Rs. 215/-
Hon'ble the Chief Justice and his other companion
judges of the Hon'ble Rajasthan High Court at
Jodhpur.
MAY IT PLEASE YOUR LORDSHIPS,
The humble appellant/defendant above named, most
humbly and respectfully begs to submit as under:~
1
That the factual matrix of the case in short is that the
plaintiff/respondent instituted a suit partition of
immovable property and permanent injunction before
the before the court of the District Judge No.2, Sirohi
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house and shops of the measurement as mentioned in
the para No.l of the sull of his ownership and
possession is situated at village Anadora, Tehsi-
Revdor, Disirict= Sirohi which have been marked os
mark ABCDEF in the map enclosed with the suit
Plaintiff's father late Dharm Singh had executed a Will
in relation to the shop, house and plot as mentioned in
the suit on dated 12.11.1997 in favour of the plaintiff
and defendant No.1 to 3 and divided ils western port
‘as ABCD. The plaintiff further averred that all these
four ports of the property were divided and given fo
plaintiff and defendant No.! to 3 through Will dated
3,02.2005. the plaintiff further overred that the
daughters, defendant No. 4 fo 8 of the late Dharm
singh are martied ond live at their inaws, Since, the
entire properly of the lale Dharm Singh was his
acquired one, therefore, he was enililed to execule
Will In that regard. The plaintiff furher overred thal
about six months back, when his mother expired, the
plaintiff ried to raise construction of a wall in his part
of the plo! and he said fo the defendant No.1 to 3
raise their own walls in their respective parts of the
Jand, but they did not lel him roise his wall and finally,
iff proyed that a decree of partition may be
the plainti
possed as per map enclosed ond o decree for
permanent Injunction may ako be possed ond
defendant No.1 to 3 moy be restrained to create any
hurdle in his construction work etc.
Scanned with CamScannerThat the learned court below issued the notices to the
all the defendants including _ present
Oppeliant/defendant. The defendant No.4 to 8 while
filing written statement denied the averments made by
the respondeni/plainiiff. It was stated by the
Gefendanis that late Dharm Singh had never executed
Gny Will. Even if the defendant No.4 to 8 are married
Gaughters of late Dharm Singh, but they have equal
right and share in the property in question. Therefore,
the plaintiff has no right to get any decree for
Partition and permanent injunction, neither he has any
right to raise any construction in the property in
question. It was further prayed by the defendants that
@ decree may be passed for partition of the land
between all the parties as 1/9 share to each.
That on the basis of pleading of the parties, the
learned frial court framed as many as eleven issues
including that of the relief also in the Suit proceedings
which are as follows :-
1. Whether the property as mentioned in para No.1 of
the suit is ancestral property and is under ownership
and possession of the plaintiff?
...plaintiff
2. Whether mark ABCDEF property as mentioned in the
map enclosed with the suit wos divided by
plaintiff's father Dharm Singh in favour of plaintift
and defendant No.1 fo 3 and the back side of the
western part of the property was divided as ABCD
parfs and part C was given fo plantiff, D to
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Lakhpat, E to Kesar Singh in his Will dated
12.11,19978
plaintiff
Whether Dharm Singh kept the property Mark A with
shops in his share and subsequently, on dated
03.02.2005 he divided all his property between
plaintiff and defendant No.1 to 32
..defendont
Whether Dharm Singh left 12 wide street between
properties B and E and donated 20x12 feet land to
public pyau and 20x15 for medical facilities which
has been marked in the map as X and Y?
..plaintift
Whether the plaintiff has possession over the land C
as marked in the map and defendant No.1 to 3
have also possession over their respective shares?
plaintiff
. Whether the plaintiff has erased the shop of the
eastern side of his share for reconstruction and
defendant No.1 fo 3 are creating hurdles for the
plaintitfe
Whether the plaintiff wants to raise wall between
defendant No.1 to 3, for which, the defendant No.1
to 3 are creating hurdles?
Whether the valuation of the property in question is
Rs. six lakhs, if yes, then what would be its effect?
Whether the plaintiff has paid deficit court fee?
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0.Whether the property in question is of the 1/9 share of
Plaintiff and all the defendants, hence, the decree
for partition may be passed accordingly?
I).Reliet?
On behalf of the plaintift/respondent, PW-1 Narayan
Singh PW-2 Bhanwarlal, PW-3 Govindram Choudhary,
were gol examined in the witness box and they were
ross examined by the defendant's counsel. in
documentary evidences map Exhibit-1, will dated
12.11.97 Exhibit-2, Will dated 03.02.2005 Exhibit-a,
Consent letter Lakhpat Singh Exhibit-4, consent lette
Kesar Singh Exhibit-5, consent letter Narayan Singh
ibit-6 map of the properly of Lokhpat Exhibit-7,
Map of the properly of Kesar Singh Exhibit-8, map of
the property of Narayan Singh Exhibit-9, Statement of
Poonam Singh Exhibit-10, affidavit Kesar singh Exhibit-
11, reply fo the application Order 7 Rule 14 (3) Cec
Exhibit-12 and affidavit of Kesar singh Exhibit-13 were
exhibited. On behalf of the defendants DW-1 Poonam
Singh, DE-2 Kesar Singh, OW-3 Smt. Asha, DW-4 Smt
Sita were examined
That affer recording the evidence of the both parties
and considering the oral as well documentary
evidence available on record, the learned court
below, porlly decreed the suit vide impugned
judgement and decree dated 20.12.2019 and decree |
for permanent injunction has been passed ,
That hence, under these circumstances, being
aggrieved of the impugned judgment and decree
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civil regular first appeal inter alia on the following
‘amongst other grounds.
OUNDS
@. That the learned trial court seriously erred in the
eye of law as well as in facts while decreed the civil
suit of the plaintitf/respondent while relying upon
the plaintiff's story in a cursory and mechanical
manner which has occasioned a substantial failure
of justice. On this sole ground, the impugned
judgment and decree dated 20.12.2019 is liable to
be quashed and set aside and the appeal filed by
the appellant deserves to be allowed.
b. that the leamed Court below has commitied a
grave illegality while deciding the issue No.1, 3, 4
and 5. it is submitted that the appellant/ defendant
has clearly mentioned in his written statement that
the defendant No.4 fo 8 are daughters of late
Dharm Singh who have equal right over the
property of late Shri Dharm singh. It was also
averred in the written statement thai Dharm Singh
never executed any Will in his lifetime, but all these
aspects of the case have not been considered by
the leamed trial court and ihe judgment and
decree has been passed in a cursory and
mechanical manner, Hence, under _ these
circumstances, the judgment and decree impugned
is liable to be quashed and set aside.
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Of arguments with the due permission of the
Hon'ble Court,
PRAYER
It is therefore, most humbly and respectfully prayed
that this Regular First Appeal of the appellani/ defendant
May kindly be accepted and allowed, and the judgment
Gnd decree dated 20.12.2019 passed by learned District
Judge, Sirohi in original civil suit no. 68/2011 (CIS
No.879/2014) may kindly be quashed and set aside.
Or a decree for partition may be passed in favour of
all the parties of their respective share 1/9 each of the
property in question.
Any other order or direction, which this Hon'ble Court
deemed just and proper in the facts and circumstances of
this case, may kindly be passed in favour of the appellant,
Cost of the appeal may also be awarded in favour of
the appellant.
HUMBLE/APPELLANT
THROUGH COUNSEL
Ravi Pa
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NOTES:
1 No such appeal has been filed before the Hon'ble
Court in this matter.
2. PF notices and extra sets shall be filed within the
prescribed period
3. That pie papers are not readily available, hence typed
on these stout papers.
4, That typed by my private steno in my office.
5. The case pertains to Jodhpur jurisdiction.
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE FOR RAJASHTHAN
AT JODHPUR.
S.B. CIVIL MISC. STAY APPLICATION NO. ____/2020
IN
S.B. CIVIL REGULAR FIRST APPEALNO, ___/2020
APPELLANT/DEFENDANT:
Sitadevi D/o Dharm Singh, W/o Laxman Singh, aged- about
67 years, resident of Anadara, at present Chanar, Tehsil- Abu
Road, District- Sirohi (Rajasthan)
VERSUS
RESPONDEI
1. Narayan Singh S/o Dharm Singh, aged- 45 years, by
caste- Rajput, resident of Anadara, Tehsil: Revdor,
District- Sirohi (Rajasthan)
PLAINTIFF
2, Lokhpat Singh S/o Dharm Singh, by coste- Rajput,
resident of Anadara, Tehsil Revdar, Disirict- Sirohi
(Rajasthan)
3. Kesar Singh S/o Dharm Singh, by caste- Rajput, resident
of Anadara, Tehsil- Revdar, District- Sirohi (Rajasthan)
4, Poonam Singh S/o Dharm Singh, by caste- Rojput,
resident of Anadara, Tehsil- Revdar, District- sirohi
(Rajasthan)
5. Jamna Devi D/o Dharm Singh W/o Laxman Singh, R/o
Anadara, at present Nandia, Tehsil- Pindwara, District-
Sirohi (Raj.)
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Chouhan, R/o Anadara, of present Bhanwari, Tehsil-
Pindwara, District- Sirohi (Roj.)
7. Sharda Devi D/o Dharm Singh, W/o Shri Mohan Singh,
R/o Anadara, af present Shivganj, District- Sirohi (Roj.)
8 Asha Devi D/o Dharm Singh, W/o Devi Singh Chouhan,
R/o Anadara, at present Pindwara, District- Sirohi (Raj.)
DEFENDANTS
STAY APPLICATION IN S. B. CIVIL REGULAR FIRST
APPEAL UNDER ORDER 41 RULE 5 OF C.P.C.
READWITH 151 OF THE CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE,
1908.
To,
Hon'ble Chief Justice and his other companion
Judges of the Hon'ble High Court of Judicature for
Rajasthan at Jodhpur.
MAY IT PLEASE YOUR LORDSHIPS,
The humble appellani/defendant above named,
most humbly and respectfully submits as under :-
1. That the above-named appellant preferred the
annexed $.8. Civil Regular First Appeal and the facts
and grounds of the appeal may kindly be treated as
necessary part of this stay application.
2. That Civil Regular First Appeal preferred by the
appellant will likely to be allowed because having
preferred on solid grounds and there is full hope that
finally this Civil Regular First Appeal will be decided in
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ond convenience also lie in favour of the present
appellant / defendant.
3. That if the interim relief is granted in favour of the
present appellant then the appellant would suffer with
itreparable loss. Respondent / Plaintiff will not be
affected in any manner, if the interim relief granted in
favour of the present appellant.
PRAYER
1 is most humbly and respectfully prayed that
interim relief may kindly ordered to be given as under: -
During the pendency of the instant Civil First Appeal,
the effect and operation of the judgment and
decree dated 20.12.2019 passed by the learned
District Judge, Sirohi in Civil Original Suit No. 68/2011
(879/2014) titled as Narayan Singh Vs. Sita Devi &
Ors. may kindly be ordered to be stayed.
ji. Any other appropriate order or relief, which may
serve the purpose of the present appeal considering
the facts and circumstances of this case, may also
kindly be passed in favour of the present appellant.
HUMBLE APPELLANT
THROUGH COUNSEL
(RAVI PANWAR}——
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NOTES:
That no such stay application has previously been
filed in this matter before this Hon'ble court.
PF notices and extra sets shall be filed within
prescribed period.
That pie papers are not readily available, hence
typed on these stout papers.
That typed by my private steno in my office.
COUNSEL FOR/THE APPELLANT
Ravi Panwa
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5B, CIVIL REGULAR FIRST APPEAL NO, 10
VERSUS HESPONDENT
Sita Devi Narayan Singh & Ors,
‘AFHDAVITIN SUPPORT OF THE STAY APPLICATION
|, Sita Devi $/o Shri Mansharan, aged 40 yeors, by
caste- Jat, resident of Dhani 4 COR, Saharani, Tehsil- Tibbi,
District- Sirohi (Rajasthan), do hereby lake oath and stole
Os under
1, That | am the appellant in the present case & well
aware of the facts & circumstances of case,
2, That the annexed stay application has been drafted
under my instructions ond the contents mentioned in
the same have been erploined to me in Hindi ond 1
have understood the some and the same are believed
Jo be true as per my personal knowledge,
no 1 to 2 of my above
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