High Court Karnataka High Court

Syed Habeeb vs T M Vijayakumar on 26 October, 2010

Karnataka High Court
Syed Habeeb vs T M Vijayakumar on 26 October, 2010
Author: K.Govindarajulu
guntas. After partition, both the brothers enjoyed

respective shares as absolute owners. In' theV"y'eaar"'--g "

1939, Syed Khasim Sab has sold" his 

Sy.No.13/1 out of 8 acres 10 'ltollcne

Shadaksharappa under a Vregistered 'salec:j'dee-dwfdated if

29.5.1939

. After soznfie ti1’r’i’e;.l_:;*;j3y€.3.’gKhasin1″éab die
leaving behind his used to
enjoy the suit partition deed
was effected’ the year 1982 and
one of leaving behind him
his three andA:_:thfree_:”daughters executing a Written

assigninentkdeed» fayour of the plaintiffswl to 3

f’relin’dui3sl1ingg_ all rights. Therefore, they were

I the suit seeking for declaration and

perrnanye’ntV.:injunction restraining the defendant from

Jinterfer’ing with the suit property. The defence in

e.’_’t’vyofold firstly that property as the one contended is not

if “in existence. secondly under a partition defendants have

acquired right.

5.

(12) Iii:/ij,{_._::;nsvverishto’ the points are as foliowsz

« * 1?’-ofijnt__ N-.o.(1) — “i1esi_;gative
Point dd?-Jo 1(2). p_—- negative
f V .. Point No .'{3_} negative
» _ -PQintid.No;(4) 99 affirmative
po:n::, _i_\T__o.(5)–As per final order for the

prayed for’?

Whether the passed by
the lower Court is Iiablejf =H1t€1’f€I’€Cl

with’?

What eraser decree?

Whether the plaintiffs / appellant héve ‘ . p
the existence of suit property “t.13at,’ they ” .,
are the absolute owner”‘in-.pos4sess:io.n armed’

suit property?

Whether the plsintiiff/appeilpaiiti:’hzisWproired ” A

the alleged interference with their possession
and enjoyment ofiesniteproperty?

the are entitled

to ‘of;~z:1ee1,arjation and injunction as

6. Heard both sides. Each of the

counsel appearing for the parties relied *

documenta evidence claimin .-title. and do-ss»exssion;’.,i it

Points that arise for c0nsiderati0n”i.s:7._ A’

“Whether the trial Court appellate
Court were justified in””reccrding <1 'ftndimg
without knowing i_cle_ntIZty of _'t.he~ property or
topography of the property???" ' *

'7 . it the topography,
propertVt._.iS""~ipn' " of the property
claimed by the defendants. So a

finding has' to the identity of property i.e.

, g_ the_»»C51ourts below .1j1__aye to consider the importance of the

the entire property to decide the case.

B"ut';=the' below without considering the identity

of the-.. identity have decided, it has caused injustice to

A .ffthel"parties. Hence, the following substantial question

i of law in favour of the plaintiff.

8. The appeal is allowed. The trial judge is

directed to restore the suit permitting both the sides to

lead evidence and then decide and pass fresh orders in
accordance with law. Further, to permit the partiegto
take out the help of the Commissioner to

identify the topography of the property.

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