High Court Karnataka High Court

Rudrappa S/O Hiriyanna vs Sarojamma W/O P Narayanaswamy on 21 February, 2009

Karnataka High Court
Rudrappa S/O Hiriyanna vs Sarojamma W/O P Narayanaswamy on 21 February, 2009
Author: C.R.Kumaraswamy
IN THE HIGH COURT OF KAREVIATAKA AT BANGALORE.
DATED THIS THE 2157' DRY' OF FEBRUARY 2009. 

BEFORE

THE HONTSLE MRJUSTICE    .

MISCELLANEOUS FIRST APPEAL N'O,9fV7»16 0:5' 2ei);=3,("(:?c) 4

BETWEEN:

SRI.RUI)RAPPA,
s/0 HIRIYANNA.

AGED ABOUT 33 YEARS,

R/0 THINDLU VILLAGE.

VIDYARANYAPURA POST,

YUELA1-KLANKA HOBLI,       ~ _
BANGALORE NORTH TALUK. '- _ 5 '    APPELLANT

{BY MR. G.A. SRIKATTTT: ..e'ow1:¥A§ A15.vo'<:ATE-.1 V'

AND:

sMT.sARoJAMMA,.V T; .. 

w/o P.NARAYANASW:1M[Y}' A V ' '

AGED ABOUT. 39 4Y£;A;Rs;j 

THINDLU VILIAGE, _ .. --

VIDYARANYAPURA }'.OST.. '

YELAHANKA I-IOB£I,_ ' -

BANGALORE N.oRTH*:aALUK.v  RESPONDENT

my SR1,

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THIS i\(fi3CE1QL.ANEOUS FIRST APEPEAL IS FILED UNDER
ORDER 43 R*1,(r} apt: AGAINST THE ORDER DATED 15-1042005

–. .’_j~£-Ass,ED ori_11;A.Ns.1 FRED 3*; THE RESPONDENT HEREIN
4 UNDTER .<(__)RDER 39 RULE 11 A333 2 R/W' sE<:.151 CPC IN
*.__'"o_,s~.«N0,6oe1/2004 GN Tm: Fzm 6'}? THE XVII ADDLCITY CIVIL

'& .s1::ssINs JUDGE? BANGALGRI3, GRANTING TEMPORARY

A’ ‘ _f ~»I_N’.IUNC4JTION.

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THIS M.F.A., CGMIING OR FOR FINAL HEARING THIS BAY,
THE COURT DELIVERED THE FGLLOWENG:

QUDGMENT

This Miscellaneoue First Appeal”

under Order 43 R 1 {r} CFC

dated 15~–10~2o05 passaa an 1..%’a.Nie’;jr.A~:zeV f§’1.a’d_:4′,bY;

respondent herein under <*319dia1j 397R: 1

Sec.151 opt: in o.s.NQ.8oe_:"/"2Voe.a ea'-«t1;'a_§f3i1e of
the XVII .add1.c§t3,'<…{:i.;v:1_L;;;,,V""sejaa'si.oas Judge.
Bangalore. granting tevrrzit.-%:::fv:ar'j,rA

2. I have .:t3’r.e..jl”e.a”r_n”ebd..–Counsel for the

appellantwa’s..e:.'<»;*efi§:,;=as'–. t–§ie'"iea'rned Counse} for

responderrt. " '

3. _-..Tjhe V’!5b;x*fiee Twiii be referred with

1r.efe–rer’r>::«e Etc the stézV’¥€’fiAs in the Court below.

~4′;’.-._’rfiaTy~_p’1T;a’%ntifr has filed an application

finder em-a.=;.éeaa Ruiaa 1 arm 2 r/w Sec.151 CPC.

: 9I’A’41’1″{.=,,’V:ctrnéterition of the fiaintiff in the Court below

ras”.u n’der: ,2/’

She is the absolute owner and in possession

of the land measuring 51/-1;, guntas of 1and”–.._»in

Sy.No.80/4, situated at Thindlu .y’sii1”aLg’g”’,’V..

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Yeiahanka Hobli, Bangaiore North ‘1’alu’.’1:{:’Lh’

land was purchaseé wide reg.is”ier«ed’_’ tied-,d\t’~.,

dtd.16–1~2002. M: the revezhuét”£e¢’cfa.gv

mutated in the name
M.R.28/OL02. She is in p_aé{c.e:tut1 possessiion of

the suit schedule §rop?é–r=tj§¥.”–

The p1air;.vt’itflf:V:’~ that the
defendants Rhhiav-ing a support of
anti socVi*aiI”‘o’ are trYing to
interfere»’v..Wit”h’ possession of the
plaintiff. have filed this
vaa–p.1;v1ic;tt§.i.oE1}?V’ §..§”..€_¥1′{if of exparte temporary

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1fij_u*n_o’tion.V_”resirainixsg the defendants or their

age1’1.t–s.’*fro.irku7.”§:IéA’:i*i’9iésizing the sheé put up in the

plaint s.a”111ft””v.seh.eé1;ie §i'{‘s§€§’fj7.

éhffhe defenéanés E. and 3 have filed the

no-hjtection statement as under:’

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The defendants ever that the portions of the

property described in eieeizs A,B,C,D,E,F, G are

the portions of the preperties sold jointly

joint family members te several

property described in mocks 1 and’V”~5:.:~..ar*e giIn_r

exclusive posseesien we enje_yrn,e.nftIof,”t-heV”V-..,1$¥;.A

defendant. The eeepert3rV.a’:i4_escribe”d

and 8 is in exeiusive gees?-_;essui’od1h2′ andbendjohyrnvent of
the defendant Ne.:§. v’__i€’V~§:e.’:p=r’opertt’y.. described in
block No.2 and 2? eye in e§;c.1’Vnsiv–‘e.Vpossession and

enjoyment of gfieffelncieigetg property in

blocks 4 82: 5.6 _.i;rVe”V””i.r;4″‘e.’::€i’i’ia.Siv~.e*’possession and

enjoyment yournger brother of
defendants. Portion which is
describegdvippn wrz2ee.surir2g 0.30 guntas is
é.”s:p§’g,$.fieg§’§§§’§¥;h enfi enjoyment of the

det;e.rivd_a’ntts:V”‘a2nrifether jeint family members. The

x*’defenda4nts.~~s_t%:rte that in erder to maintain the

” «..1’1:u’r_opertiesv.V__hi’ in tézeér names as per the

:*~.:n1z’n&i–ers_ta’;1dings in the §e;g”§§§E}r. the father executed

. its-ebpbarate power ef eeteerzegr in the names of all the

brothers in resgeee: ta the blocks — 5,6,7 and

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8. The learned i;’€§’é.33’%§$€l for the appellant

submits that the £.ea’£:*§’i2€;=.€i Eéistrict Judge havepvnot

passed a speaking? assay and therefore, the”.o’1’d*ear..

passed by the §..s~.r.=:.::*m:-:.::é fiistriet Judg–e::”u

sustainable in é:.§*~:s.:. §:ven.:””‘thpotfghwl'”s’e1.?eraix7..

contentions were sstsezi and ev.?«en7__tl1ou’gh..se.ve_fa_l°=

documents were §3z’a::du;£;:e§.:”§,’ :11-.ese dQcu_Irieri’ts””‘Were

not looked into.

9. The learned iinzg-:é_a;éVi’V»i;o:~–«._lthfefirespondent

§’:’2e€3 {;z::’€§?.<.'53z"';«. '

supports the irnpzx

10. I hassfeii’— ‘-ggelrused the impugned
order. The_ 1e’a’rv;..ss4.p:”,:sg;;;”m:5§a»:’ Judge has observed
that the pialintifs ‘E’3sa5;”””–::f§:5nished 11 documents.

One of fiiivfip doe§;:::é%é§§:€§’ €§§.§~}%;’fiiGS€S that plaintiff has

:’i$.11.i’VC1.1p5?’3<l'-l€f"'R't§lll'*«._gfiéélllllésfiissri? by defendant No.1.

The-.VfJ.hodtoVgrspV"§:Vs:~~ a:"iiése§<:ssa: the existence of the

lsvshed.'»..44_TherelfésAfe. iiiés E""z"éa§ Ceurt has held that

" «..fjVt'h_e'-».pIaintiVfAf has gsi. :;%'«'§.'1§§E£82~§3Ci€ case. The Trial

7–,lC-o"tujt._h%.s aise srder to preserve the

'v.'Vts—tateeiof affairs as is esgiszsfi.

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11. The piaintiff seeking relief for the grant

of temporary injunction. has to satisfy the Court

about the existence of a prirna facie case

favour. Once the civii Court

conclusion that the plaintiff ha~s.__’a

case in his favour, it is called “‘upé:$_”I1’~’Vto*,s’ee’ aisf”:Aoi’?1.’_A

whose favour the ‘nalance’of~~._conivenieniceflfevxeisits

and whether the interfersnV_c_ie:A’»v:ef,_Vthé’ was
justified at that stagve…i:i’:;*;::–_pr{,o:te’c’Lt~twhis rights or
not. Mere existszitn ‘case could
not be suffic.i’e§n’t injunction.

It was nec%’¢_s§;;_;«g{;»;:;;at the existence
of a prirriga of convenience is
also in faifojir claiming it. It has

also be;’s._liown tpersozi claiming injunction

«.v’Vi”i1.’1’E’5i’:il1’3R1’*.3i_%§€ Vviiiiiiinjnty which cannot be

con1pe_cn.si’a.te.d”iiaaetnis sf money would be caused

an injun.c~t_i§§n is rafuseé.

the instant case, the Triai Court has

né.–tiA”–ei:aAInined these aspects and simply passed

uiiueiviiiorder to presetve the state of affairs as it

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exists. It is the contentien of the learned
Counsel for the appeilant that the order

impugned is not a speaking erder. Therefore, Vt”h_ge

Trial Court is fiiireeted is examine the

mentioned abeve and pass the reasoned” M

Since the order passed by the ::;<i'a1-.co:;r;'ei's'I.'n6t.'.1a

speaking order, in my 'é»"§éV¥ ti.1is'._ orde'r_'–is..

sustainable in iaar and the is "liablevto'*..l5'e-~s'et

aside.

13. The learned Co–1i7n_se_l fovx.'””t.l1ie:”‘r.espondent ~

plaintiff submitsstizatv,ti:.efexpartev. ‘interim order

was But, on perusal
of the ortieij: order has been
granted in Therefore, the
oenvtenv_t’i:.:o’n__f’ ei” ____ __.£ee:’-reed Counsel for the

re’sVpo;n’den.t*.t’h_a”?:__ éajunetzies may be granted till

the .c’eiis’posVal.”_”–eiii.’fie has he merit and cannot be

aC–cepte”c¥. af’-‘Z this stage.

The ehservatien made herein shall not

4″v~.eginf.*11i’enee the Teiai {Joure while disposing of the

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