High Court Karnataka High Court

Smt Jayamma vs The Assistant Commissioner on 3 July, 2009

Karnataka High Court
Smt Jayamma vs The Assistant Commissioner on 3 July, 2009
Author: Ajit J Gunjal
IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA AT BANGALORE

DATED THIS THE 3rd DAY OF' JULY 2009 
BEFORE % A

THE I-ION'BLE MR. JUSTICE AJIT J.GUI\§riALj'*:V/L    x 

WRIT PETITION No.2093%%/j2o09{KvoAE%)%% L ?   %

BETWEEN :

1. Smtdayamma,

W/o.Nee1appa, 

Aged about 73 years,'__  5 _   _ 
Residing at Mugalagcfi: VEIL-a_._gE:,} ' '
Hosagoddanakoppa P0st,._    
Hosuru H0bIi,_'Shila*ipij;1* 3 ~ 

    

2. Sfi.Hi1cr:arayap;g1a.% * '
  V    
Aged about 35 ye_ai*:s," 
Rcsiditig at Mugalagem village,
Hpéagpizddanakogapa Post,

    .m>sur=.1 Hahn, Shikripur 'Taluk,

3. S1i';%Pa3aksha:ppa (3.,
Si'9.Na:§x:'iappa,
 Aged about 45 years,
A nI'<:,/at LIG IA] 15,11 Phase,

 ;<.H_.B. Gopala,

' '.Shi1:noga City.

V[  14." 'Ramesha (3.,

S / o. Neelappa,
Aged about 40 years,

Residing at Mugalagere village,



Hosagonddanakoppa Péegt:
I-Iosuru Hobli, Shikripur Taluk,
Shimcga District. ...PETI'I'IONE'~RS

(By Sri.Nagarajappa, Adv.)
AND :

1. The Assistant Commissioner, 
Sagar Sub Bivision, Sagar.

2. Veerabhadrappa Gowdé,  
S / o.Charmave3rappa Gowda; 
Aged about '78 years,;__ . 

3. Smt.Gowramrna,   * v
W/ofihivalingappa,   V
Aged about ye-,ars,;_' "

Repoiidcrits   3 _a1*¢' _
Rcsid"i._11g.at  viilage,
  
Hosuru Hobii, Shikalipura Taiuk,

smmoga l"I)'iStrict.* .. RESPONDENTS

” – é A %’%(L§yispi;H,K.Basavaxaj, HOG? for R 1)

H ‘- is filed under Articles 226 and
227 01’ the ~C<;§a1sti.tution of India with a prayer to quash

{the order dated 02.08.2008 in Misc. appeal
i.*',"'–__N"o,£¥T2/03, "passed by the District Judge, Shimoga vide
' I 'C'.

Writ petition coming on for prelzmmary’ ‘

‘ vhearing, this. day, the Court made the following:

Doddarangaiah and another 9/s.
Smt.Lalcsh:namma and others reported in 197f(1)
Km-.’L.J. 396, Section 5 of the Limitation Act weu_idV..u
be attracted to the pmeeedings befere
under Section 3(2) of the Karnvatai-ta’ & ‘

Abolition Act.

3. Indeed it is observe-é’ 5 ;<:)f the
Limitation Act is not vLb11i;».,TAIiewever, Vwhat is
required to be looked petitioners
have approached nable time.

The dziijati.-(>11 . df ‘cermot be considered as

reasonable’ ” fiioubt true that an eifort is

‘. fladc me” ” counsel appearing for the

}s’upmit that the appeal is filed within 90

date of knowledge. Apparently, the

_ ‘.petitienei’:§ eexmot be heard to say that they were not

‘ Nthe proceedings at all for over a period of 30

inasmuch as hair” of the generation would have

, 4;Vgjc’)11ebyt11attime. fl

/2.”

.. 5 ..

4. Having regard to the order passed by the

learned Appellate Judge, I am of the View
interfering with the pnoceeditags would ”
inasmuch as the third party rights also 3

been created after reagent. Henee,

that there is no merit in this petifionf

Petition stands fdected. V

5. Mr.H.K. sppesfieg for
respondent No.1,_ is tefi memo of

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