High Court Karnataka High Court

Lingappa vs Rajagopal on 3 September, 2010

Karnataka High Court
Lingappa vs Rajagopal on 3 September, 2010
Author: Manjula Chellur
EN THE HEGH comm' 0;? KARNATAKA, :;g§.:'{IV:c;"';f;>§'fj,;s;)."i2.wE

DATED THIS THE; 3RD DAY OF' sEPrE'fi§'8;?;§,;":éé  

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THE HOWBLE MRS. JUs'f':.cE.A.A;v1AN.TmI;;;a  ._

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Agiadfabout 55 yaars
_ "  Extension
" = E3a;1ga10fe«Mysem Road
Raitgjtaiiagarma 'Fawn

.  Bommegowda
'VS/0 Lats: Chezmappa
Aged about 34 years

H 3. Shivaswamy

S} 0 Late Channappa
Agefii abeut 50 years

4, Smt. Puttasidéamma
W/0 Late Chzmnappa
Majer in age



Resjp0:1.dr::nt $103.2 to 4 are
Residents {sf ijoer Extension

Ma1lesWara'I't:mpie    * _
Ramanagarajn 'I'm=:zn  ZRES_I3€)I'~I
(By Sri. K. Anantha Murthy,   f.t2i;'I}V:."    V '

This WP. is file€i.T':1:1dm"A_rt:"mle '2?.'5V:é  2l2?' nf*ih€
Constituiisn of India prayiixg to quash_t1s3:  pa3s€:é:iv by
the learned Civil Judgty  '{J:r.  * 'Z3116; «JMF"C., at
Ramanagarazn  ().S.N.o,1'86}"2_QO0 'G11v_AAI.ffi.N<3. 10 dated
7.12.2009

Viiifi Anmaxurtfi-E _a I1d. ‘i£’J”a11o1x.7 the application fled
by the pe£.ifioner,l3-*5 dt=:ic%11€§,a;:1t’:.11;:i er Order $1}. Rule 2 I’/W
Sec. 151 of Civil ProcedL11*é’CI;>de=~«.19Q8. Vida An.nexuI’€:–E’,.

This’ o’11 f€i1″– Hearing in “B”

Group ihis &fI§i}*.§_ thécawgrt magic 1316 foilowing;

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A The c:>.11{;°:5x*:::*s§,{°i;étxvec11 the parties in this cast: ssems

£10 he tfie ~;~’:QV11″<':13f tiie 3"' dafendant coming on 1'€iC€)1'"d as power

V. ;3f" %{1}tt:§r:t;¢y of the 3rd defendant and the apprehcnsion

fihfifioncr seems to be the son of the 3" defendant

A bei1;~g $§;aTadv0catc weuld page a ciifliculay task in the C1:r::sss~

éxaéxlination, timtrefore, he Cannot be allowed to come on

.re<:ord as prewar of attorney holder sf 3"' defendant.

2. The other contentions of that msp0:1Ci€I:t/ plaintiff

seam ta be that there are certain facts, which has to be put

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to the 3″ defendant alone in the Cr’ss–examinati.0I1«
Therefere, power ef attorney helder of the defensiarxt No.3

cannot be allowed to come en recorel.

3, Apparently, the suit seems to i’::>_r

injilnctioxz in respect of a si1eA”Vs’ii!1at<:d _W:i t.i;i1_1 Rzitneiigagar AV

City. It is net in dispute that i;t;;;7.g¢;§ca1Ied 'Advocéftejsen of 'A

3"' defendant is a praeVtiej_:1i:g_A Aéfieeater "fives with
the 3" defendant {rem the—ee.gin1i:LQg.

4. In a 311;’; ‘T’foVr f£111s:ti< )1:$,;_'v gjormafiy eomplicateci

qiiestibms Vefiiaxa? be invoived. Even if the son of the

3" c{efefitia1it.i$'Au'nef[':1e to answer relevant questions in the

.«.icfoss~exa£i31inatio:3, it would be advantage to the plaintiff

A disadvantage. On the other hand, when the

not pertain to any ecwntroversy of persona}

reiatioziship between the parties, it; the normal course there

A. , shoeid not be any objection to represent a party by gaewer of

eattemey he-ider. Under these circumstances, it would be

pexmissibie for the petiiionerl 3" defendant to examine his

son in his piace and the respondcrnt can CI'O$Sf_C:Xa:fl3§£].€V

sex: of '33:: petitioner as power of attamey holfl§§r.v '

of.