High Court Karnataka High Court

Sri Raju S/O Late Mariya vs L Mahesha on 25 August, 2010

Karnataka High Court
Sri Raju S/O Late Mariya vs L Mahesha on 25 August, 2010
Author: A.N.Venugopala Gowda
IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA AT BANGALORE
DATED THIS THE 25*" DAY OF AUGUST, 203.0.
BEFORE ""E"

THE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE A.N. y>ENUGOPAvL.A~'..(:;dW'DA ."  

WRIT PETITION No.213O6={2O.1.O;e:§3:4g'rCPc)"~a..,-__V  3

BETWEEN:

Sri Raju, S/O. late Mariya,
Aged about 42 years. 

Represented by his PA FE~OIder,._  j.
i<.€3.Ravindra, V    A
S/0. SanjivaEah,@ vCh'ti<;_|<'OniJ',~ y   T .
Aged about   _       
R/at Kunda'hai~iupbe;'..__ g     _  
Athagmj Ej1ob!1.,"'Mia_ddur_'Tal'u'!<;  
Mandyé     

  .   :PETITIONER
(By Sri Harish H._\/1   

£\..3\.F..D._;.. .

  "E:i..:Ma-hesha, S/O.'"'i'a'tVe B.Lingaiah,

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= ..Ageda%b.Ou-t __39 years.

.  W/O. L.iV!aheSha,
A Aged. abgut 29 years.

BO'thE'are R/at Kundanakuppe,

 " Athagur Hobli, Maddur Taiuk,
V. _»_b(AE'g;3ndya District.

  (!By Sri C.Basavaiah, Adv.)

:F-IESPONDENTS



This petition is filed under Articles 226 and 227 of
the Constitution of India praying to set aside the .'order
dated 5.7.2010 passed by the Principal Civil Judge(..}r';.Qn.,_)
& JMFC at Maddur, in O.S.No.191/2006, on I.A.l\i_o_._13,'--fi'leci-«

under Order 26 Rule 9 of CPC, vide Annexure -"*!.\j,"---.a:'rit!__."

consequently allow the IA -- 13 filed under 0rd"-.rVV25_V'-Rule   

CPC, etc. etc.   _ V' 

This petition coming on for «'vE3gV'f

group this day, the Court made theV'foll'o_wing. '  - , «.
Qkoéns _

Plaintiff is the pet_i'tio'n.ejVé*.::' _:"l3R.ei_Eerid.ants are the
respondents. _..Su;i:t=_-i_s  dec,liaraVti~o'n.._oi title and eviction of

the defendants, property and for its
demolition’ ev§i;ctio’n.V, “~.S’3uit”hvas”§been contested by filing
writter{‘~.9Atat’eri:etétV;’,” of the written statement, the

defendantlsflhavej -._ca’:egorically stated that they jointly

~”i~,.,_purfchased__the”pro..perty under the registered sale deed

2.,,:i’.C)’1:”and since the date of purchase, they are in

pos’sessVion”ii’;_andV enjoyment of the B schedule property as

absolutevowners thereof and according to them, there is a

it nfiistake’ in their sale deed which shows the “survey No. as

1,3323” instead of the description being “Sy. i\lo.:i34/9.”

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Thus, the defendants admit that the property described in

B schedule of the plaint is the property which theyijhave

purchased on 2.1.01 and are in possession and_;e’rij’oyr’rier_it’

of the same.

2. Issues have been struck. rial is’~corn”piete*-a.nti_:

when the suit was at the stal§l_1e”‘-of argurnents.”thee-vp,laiintiff

filed LA. 13 under 0 26 R ;9….cji:=c ‘for egmoipritrrieni of a
Court Commissioner.°;i«’h.e”-.fiff§.aAl’..,,C9hsidering the
application and_:th.¢ has recorded
the finding§.th§’at__ regard to the title
to for consideration i.e.,
issue Nos; ‘:1 ‘iltj’h.as__’recorded the finding that the

orai and dlo«cumentarr;1″ evidence is sufficient to adjudicate

.__the:p_ji*naptter.v’_andA’hen.ce«,r dismissed the application. The said

L’ orderep ha:_s*ljeenquestioned in this writ petition.

V 3.. the learned counsel on both sides and

perus’e.s;i_Al1the record of the writ petition.

it 4. S75 of CPC empowers the Court to issue

Vwcommissions including the one to make a local

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investigation. 0 26 provides the procedure for c_a.rrying

out the commission work. R 9 of O 26 provides”fory:th4e

commission to make local investigation.
deems a local investigation to berequéisiijéel”or’*p.rope.r_j;.for it
the purpose of elucidating any ma;”cter:’.’_in’

may issue a commission to._Vsu.ch person_as._ it:..;’t’rni~nil<:s fit"

directing him to make such;y.i.nv'evsti'g_ation"and report

thereon to the Court.

5. In ti’r@fi’nstant: casse} ‘”i”ri.al Court has noticed

that there *-r.esp’e:ct’ to the identity of the

_land t3’VVVVSchedule property which

according to til-elrpart and parcel of A schedule

property. l’i”he”Tria-i Courtslhas recorded the further finding

evidence ””’ ‘placed on record is sufficient to

thevmatter i.e., issue Nos.1 and 2. Keeping in

taken by the defendants in para 9 of their

owritten statement, wherein they admit that the property in
A ~~ff’rtheirupossession is 8 schedule property and it is part and

plarcei of Sy. No.134/9 and not Sy. NO.133/3, it is

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unnecessary to have any iocai inspection. In the said–yiew

of the matter, the Triai Court is justified in

I.A.13.

For the foregoing reasons, ‘p’etiVti7o_ra

merit and shaft stand dismissed. Hvowever, tne;?’r’iaE

shaii keep in view the observarti:Vo’ns mad.e_ ‘su”pra”‘v;and the

evidence pfaced on its record adnd”d–ecide._the sirrit.

~m¢¢aeiUDGE

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