High Court Karnataka High Court

P Gopal Raju vs Club Cabana Recreations P Ltd on 26 August, 2010

Karnataka High Court
P Gopal Raju vs Club Cabana Recreations P Ltd on 26 August, 2010
Author: A.N.Venugopala Gowda
IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA AT BANGALORE

DATED THIS THE 25*" DAY OF AUGUST,.A..ZfLf'4{:3T:3T,'"I3:AAT:'V:~ AA

BEFORE

THE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE A.N;.»~VEl\iUC§Oi§ALA'4GOWDA~_A A

WRIT PETITION No.65o0,/A2cIID§(GM+,.QQ  

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P. GOPAL RAJU, AGED,----64 YEA-Rs.  
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CLUB CABAi\iA RECR'EATTQ»NS P LTD.
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'BANGALORE RURAL DISTRICT

 'REP'."i3_Y'v-!Y_iR;,YQGESH KUMAR AGARWAL.

A  _ (5v"3RI3SRINIvAsA MURTHY FOR

:RESPONDENT

M/Sv. ‘LAW ASSOCIATES, ADVS.)

– T V “-This petition is flied under Articfes 226 and 227 of

T’ . thvefionstitution of India praying to quash the impugned

“order dated 18.10.2008 in 05. 273/06 passed by the Civif
I Q’ Judge (Jr. Dn.) Devanahaiii, vide Anriexure-A,

This petition coming on for hearing this day_, the
Court made the following: *

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Respondent/plaintiff has iriiistitutec.’

petitioner/defendant for a decree o’f._p’ermar:e”nt

restraining the defendant to iriterfeyre tiwith the
possession and by the
defendant. The filed written
statement and”:’Ao:n’test–ed%:ttie filed LA No.6
under Order leave of the court to
additional plea and a
prayerymfor plaintiff is the owner of

schedule land.s’,;- fiaidapplication was opposed by the

~'”~.,._dei’=en’da’nt/ipetitioneii”if The trial court has ailowed the

i_’_’a”p:p_l’ica’t_’ioVn ri£5ini.:p;ayment of cost of Rs.500/~. Plaintiff was

perrriitted.’to-tairnend the plaint and file fresh valuation slip

‘=._and pay the requisite court fee for the relief claimed. Said

“:f:”order’A_«has been questioned by the defendant/petitioner in

writ petition. //

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2. The petitioner contends that, the boundary

dispute was resolved by the Appeiiate Authori.ty:V:and:..the

sketch at Annexure~C is not a valid document:”fo.r-t:r’a’nsife,r

of title. The plaintiff is not entitled’ to oftitle’,

since it has avoided to pay requisite feeand

bar of iimitation. The petitioii.e’t’~..conte’nds’that, Vlbyélvallovvinglll

IA.,No.6, the trial court has comrni-tté’d,_illegality and hence

interference is called fo”r’.’ ”

3. Sri Srinivasa learned advocate
appearing for contended that, the plaintiff
has va,ilidmr’ig’nt.=iover_th,e>s_cheduVie ‘A’ property. However

in viewzVof«the’ by the defendant that, the

plaintiff has” oriiy’.’~encroached upon a portion of the

«.prop.e:rty,..amggendrnent’of the pleading to counter the claim

defendant was sought. The trial of the suit

has__not Cornrrienced and hence, there being no prejudice

VW._.,4_’..caused” the defendant on account of allowing of

v..lf3;neln’dment, to minimize the litigation and’ to determine

real questions in controversy, an applicagon was filed.

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Learned counsel further submitted that, afte-r.__ the

impugned order was passed, the amendment car:’ied.fout»in

the plaint. Additional written statement

petitioner ~– defendant. Additionaiissues:’i*§r:<erev–'.i'also

framed. Learned counsel submi;tteci:..'_'th'at,ll"an

was filed by the petitionelrfherein" seeigiln-g"de'l'e'ti'on /l"?

amendment of issues and tVhe–uVs'a–m'e.._was rejected by the
Trial Court on 21.12.(V19.V:i'.A has been filed
thereafter, which is pe'nd'ing, ci.rcomstances, it is
not open jtopetitionewr to ichallilelnge the impugned
order. the trial court in
exercise of with it has considered the
applicationljandvlhat/'mg the same to be tenable, has

passedlv the impugned order and there being no perverse or

Virrational?_a.ct;–..Vno interference under Article 227 of the

l'Cori'st§ltu'ti'o_n.__o'l5:;'3E'n.dia is called for.

4, I have perused the writ papers.

The original prayer in the suit is for grant of

.decree of permanent injunction. Written statement was

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filed and on account of the stand taken in the written

statement, LA No.6 was filed seeking leave of to

amend the plaint, to incorporate the pleading-sfwithyi

to the title of the property andan-addi-tionaliopralyer. for it

declaration of title. The trial court JVnoticed.’_the”

taken by the defendant in ‘thye”~vwritte’i:.__statenje’nt”;'” has”?

also noticed the objections la-p_piicatiovn.. ..ivi-iiéince the
trial of the suit has defendant has
put forth counter cllalindfi; pgloslsession of the
encroachec}-iaincd ‘sijnfe set up the plea
of adverse _p”‘o.s:’seVssAionl..;§.g.ail’r:stthe.idefendant, which cannot
be decided the application has been

aiiowed. ”

«1’Ahe'”p’o’w’evr under Rule 17 of Order 6 is

be used judiciously on consideration of

the circtirnsltances of each case. Prayer for amendment

‘*._which”sai:isfies two conditions, namely (a) of not working

‘dnjustice to the other side and (b) of being necessary for

the purpose of determining the real questions in

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controversy between the parties, can be allowed to avoid

multiplicity of proceedings. A suit for permanent infunjctrion

can be converted into one for declaration of _tE_tle’,”

by this court in the decision reported

234. In my opinion, no serious injustice3or’rrirre’p’ara’tii-e_ loss

has been caused to the pe.titioner/’defendaruat}inas riwuvchli;

as, he has filed additional and issues
which arise for consid..ei*-atfliciln :’a.ccoiunVyt of arnendment
and the additional been raised.

The petitione_r/d-:2f:e_nda’nti-can for causing
of delay The trial court has not
compe-nsa.ted.V’thee.:ipetlivétioner/d’efendant in an appropriate

manner byaimpolsingxreasiznable cost.

“The oirderivunder challenge is not perverse or

_irrati’ona!,:ln*luch;.less illegal. There is no malafide exercise

of ,c_liscreti’o”n_. ‘conferred on the trial court in the matter of

“v..yconsideration of LA No.6 and in passing the impugned

No ground is made out to interfere with the

inéapugned order. EL,»

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