High Court Punjab-Haryana High Court

M/S Kamal Radio & S.M. Corporation vs Jaswant Singh And Others on 17 November, 2008

Punjab-Haryana High Court
M/S Kamal Radio & S.M. Corporation vs Jaswant Singh And Others on 17 November, 2008
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF PUNJAB                    AND HARYANA AT
               CHANDIGARH.



                              Civil Revision No.4929 of 2008

                              Date of Decision: 17 - 11 - 2008



M/S Kamal Radio & S.M. Corporation                   ....Petitioner

                              v.

Jaswant Singh and others                             ....Respondent



CORAM: HON'BLE MR.JUSTICE KANWALJIT SINGH AHLUWALIA

                              ***

Present: Mr.I.K.Mehta, Sr.Advocate with
Mr.M.S.Kohli, Advocate
for the petitioner.

Mr.T.S.Dhindsa, Advocate
for respondent No.1.

Mr.C.S.Pasricha, Advocate
for respondent No.2.

Mr.Vikas Jain, Advocate
for respondent No.3.

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KANWALJIT SINGH AHLUWALIA (ORAL)

Landlord instituted ejectment petition, Annexure P-1 on

29.5.2007. Reply to same, Annexure P-2 was filed on 5.11.2007.

Replication, Annexure P-3 was filed on 10.12.2007. Case was fixed for

recording of evidence of Raghbir Singh son of Jagjit Singh, Special

Attorney of landlord Jaswant Singh. His statement was recorded on

8.4.2008 and for recording of further evidence, case was adjourned to
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8.5.2008, on which date evidence could not be recorded as the Presiding

Officer was on leave. Thereafter, the case was adjourned to 17.7.2008 when

an application, Annexure P-4 was filed for amendment of the written

statement.

I have read the proposed amendment. I am of the view that the

amendment sought is neither germane to the issue of subletting nor to issue

of personal necessity, but Mr.Mehta appearing for the tenant in all

eloquence has stated that mala fide on the part of the landlord is there as the

landlord is creating hindrance in the peaceful possession of the tenant. It

has been further stated that there have been DDRs. and FIRs and only to

hasten the eviction, hurdles are being created by the landlord. These

submissions made by Mr.Mehta have been stoutly denied by Mr.Dhindsa

appearing for the landlord. Mr.Dhindsa has stated that since the proposed

amendment is nothing but only a ploy to prolong the matter, therefore, he

would not contest the same in view of acrimonious allegations between the

landlord and tenant, if a time bound conclusion of the rent proceedings is

ordered. Mr.Dhindsa further stated that he will agree to amendment only to

ward off the delay.

Without making any observations to the relevance of the

amendment, in view of the statements made, the present revision petition is

allowed qua the amendment sought to be carried out. The proposed

amendment will be taken on record within 15 days from today. Thereafter

Mr.Dhindsa will be permitted to file amended replication within 7 days after

the proposed amendment is taken on record. A direction is given to the

Rent Controller to decide the eviction petition within six months from

today. This order has been passed as the relations between the parties are
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not harmonious and amicable and they are approaching the police for

lodging of the DDRs and FIRs. The parties to give effect to this order,

shall appear before the Rent Controller on or before 28.11.2008.

( KANWALJIT SINGH AHLUWALIA )
November 17, 2008. JUDGE

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