High Court Karnataka High Court

Sri A N Rajagopal S/O Sri. A. … vs Sri H Muniraju S/O Late … on 7 July, 2008

Karnataka High Court
Sri A N Rajagopal S/O Sri. A. … vs Sri H Muniraju S/O Late … on 7 July, 2008
Author: Ravi Malimath
IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA AT BANGALORE

DATED THIS THE ?'rH DAY OF' JULY, 2993f ~ ";, 

BEFORE

THE HON'BLE MR.JUs'1'1C12f'RAv1      é
WRIT PE'I'I'I'ION No.35o7 omnoa tdmgctm 

BEITWEEN :

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 R/AT NO. 254, TALAGHATTAPURA

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2 SR1 H. GOPAL S/O LATE HANUMANTHAPPA
AGED ABGUT 43 YEARS
R/AT NO. 254, TALAGHATTAPURA
KANAKAPURA ROAD
BANGALROE-560 062.

3 SRI H. HUCHAPPA S/O LATE  K  

AGED ABOUT 40 YEARS      _ A
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KANAKAPURA ROAD  '  
BANGALROE-560 062 O ' O

4 SR1 HRAMAIAH S/O LATE' HANUMABFFHAPPA
AGED ABOUT 38 YEARS _   
R/AT NO. 254, 'TA£..AGHATTAPI,3'RA
KANAKAPURA  '    
BANGALROE-5601362      O

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TH:s.wR1i* IS FILED UNDER ARTICLES
225 227 UFf’1″HE CONSTYFUTION OF mom PRAYING
B11230? PRINCIPAL CIVIL JUDGE

“”‘*(sENIO.$§.D_”n(ISION), BANGALORE RURAL DISTRICT,
‘I€3A:’~I(}ALORE,’ fro DISPOSE OF THE MA.NO.2/O8 ON
‘BASIS THE RECORDS ALREADY PRODUCED

ALCSNG W’i’j}’H THE APPEALS BEFORE IT OR IN THE
ALTERNATIVE TO SECURE THE RECORDS AND

mSPOs;2s: OF THE APPEALS {N TERMS OF’ THE RATIO
, 0F’__THE RULINOAOF THE HON’BLE SUPREME COURT
‘ :15: ‘THE CASE OF VENKATASUBBA NAIDU

“vS;OHELLAPPA REPORTED IN AIR 2000 so 3032.

THIS WRIT PFJTTTION COMING ON FOR

PRELIMINARY HEARING THIS DAY, THE COURT MADE

THE FOLLOWING}:-

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ORBER

The petitioners seeks for a writ of mandarggiise

direct the Court below to dispose of M.A.No. ”

terms of the decision rendered thee .%;;as¢e for AA

VENKATASUBBJLAH NAIDU V51: ‘

OTHERS reported in AIR 2000 so H

2. The petitioners» contend . jiihatgjji’ of the

;quite some time
back, the .’has;V:. orders thereon and
the said eNo.2;”2oc$”~~%és still pending. That:
co’fiee(;uefiifl3r;:ti1e’Ieewniients herein are taking undue

advaotage’ o:i”«::j.ofi’-eogasideration of the appeal which is

undue hardship to the petitioners.

ff.-‘Hon’bie Supreme Court in the wee of

“2S;f€.fi;NIiATAsUBB1AH NAIDU v. S.CHE’LLAPPAN &

reported in AIR 2000 so 3032 has held at

Vparagaphs 15, 16, 17 8:. 18 as follows:

a£A'”””

“15. The Ruie does not say that the _
the injunction order should be by”ihef_~v ‘ _
com to thirty days at the firs! e e. ‘
Court should pass final order on – ‘~ V’
days from the day on
granted. Hence, the order

become iltegai nwreiy. ” » has not
restricted to at of

16. Nonethe£e.e.§g1.’;1:¢;3–. ‘re the

of the Court
failing ‘ac; ‘pas.-3 ‘ e,rcz;ers within thirty
days as emoined

casts a three-pronged
the party against whom the

order was passed. First is
the’.”2egc1:l.o.’fJiga1ion that the Court shall make

endeavour to finally dispose of the
of injunction within the period of

” tizivty days. Second is, the legal obligation that
for any valid reasons the Court could not
” ” finally dispose of the application within the

xe/”LW

aforesaid time the Count has to record the
reasons thereof in

18. What would happen gm Court does not 3}
either of the courses .7′ We have to bear t _
that in such a case the Court hctve’ _ Mt
passed the three protective «. ” TA
Legislature has provided ‘fQf..the

person against whom the
without aflbrding “an We a
say in the matter. is
obliged to gm; h_im the

order, offa very exceptional
oontirtgenrcy is empowered to by~
measure. Second is
“4:2b.ligcation cast on the Court to

_ ortiers on the application within the
. days. Here also it is only in

very cases that the Court can by-
passveatch a rule in which cases the Legislature

_ t A’ mactndtztes on the Court to have adequate
_ ‘fr’ez;tsons for such by-passing and to rmrd
. __;§those reasons in writing. {fthm hump is also

by-passed by the Court it is dyfficult to hold

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that the party qifected by the order should .
necessarity be the sole sufferer’. ‘ ”

In View of the ruling of the Hon’ble *

it is needless to mention that the Court V

into consideration the said _

Miscellaneous Appeal as expedifiiouehféis 1

The Writ Petition