{"id":220780,"date":"2009-02-16T00:00:00","date_gmt":"2009-02-15T18:30:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.legalindia.com\/judgments\/chintamani-vs-sapan-kumar-das-on-16-february-2009"},"modified":"2015-06-07T02:22:50","modified_gmt":"2015-06-06T20:52:50","slug":"chintamani-vs-sapan-kumar-das-on-16-february-2009","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.legalindia.com\/judgments\/chintamani-vs-sapan-kumar-das-on-16-february-2009","title":{"rendered":"Chintamani vs Sapan Kumar Das on 16 February, 2009"},"content":{"rendered":"<div class=\"docsource_main\">Chattisgarh High Court<\/div>\n<div class=\"doc_title\">Chintamani vs Sapan Kumar Das on 16 February, 2009<\/div>\n<pre>       \n\n  \n\n  \n\n \n \n         HIGH COURT OF CHATTISGARH AT BILASPUR        \n\n\n\n\n             Second Appeal No 205 of 1990\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n                    Chintamani\n                            ...Petitioners\n\n\n                    versus\n\n\n\n                     Sapan  Kumar  Das\n                                   ...Respondents\n\n\n\n\n!           Shri H S Patel, counsel for the appellant\n\n\n\n\n^           Shri   Abhijeet  Sarkar,  counsel   for   the respondent\n\n\n\n\n             Honble Shri Dilip Raosaheb Deshmukh, J\n\n\n\n\n\n              Dated:16\/02\/2009\n\n\n:               Judgment\n\n     Appeal under Section 100 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908\n\n\n\n\n                       JUDGMENT\n<\/pre>\n<p>    (Delivered on this 16th day of February, 2009)<\/p>\n<p>      This  is the unsuccessful tenant&#8217;s second appeal.<\/p>\n<p>Civil Judge Class-II, Jashpurnagar had, by judgment and<\/p>\n<p>decree  dated  30-11-1987 in Civil  Suit  No.55-A\/1987,<\/p>\n<p>decreed  the  respondent\/plaintiff&#8217;s suit for  eviction<\/p>\n<p>under    Section    12(1)(e)   of   the    Chhattisgarh<\/p>\n<p>Accommodation Control Act, 1961 (henceforth `the Act&#8217;).<\/p>\n<p>The  appeal  preferred  by the appellant\/tenant  (Civil<\/p>\n<p>Appeal  No.10-A\/1989)  was also dismissed  by  the  Ist<\/p>\n<p>Additional  Judge  to the District  Judge,  Raigarh  by<\/p>\n<p>judgment and decree dated 02-04-1990. <\/p>\n<p>(2)   In  this  appeal, it is not in  dispute  that  in<\/p>\n<p>relation  to the suit accommodation let out purely  for<\/p>\n<p>residence, the appellant\/defendant is the tenant of the<\/p>\n<p>respondent\/plaintiff.\n<\/p>\n<p>\n(3)  The respondent\/plaintiff had, by instituting Civil<\/p>\n<p>Suit No.55-A\/1987 on 17-07-1984, sought eviction of the<\/p>\n<p>appellant\/defendant from the suit accommodation,  i.e.,<\/p>\n<p>House  No.203,  situated  in Kevda  Badi,  Ward  No.15,<\/p>\n<p>Raigarh  on  the  ground  that  he  required  the  suit<\/p>\n<p>accommodation bona fide for residence as also  for  his<\/p>\n<p>business  since notice dated 23-04-1984 was  served  on<\/p>\n<p>him  by  his  brothers Tapan and Pawan to vacate  their<\/p>\n<p>garage  and to shift his gas-welding plant and also  to<\/p>\n<p>make  arrangement for living elsewhere.  It was averred<\/p>\n<p>that  the  plaintiff  had no other reasonably  suitable<\/p>\n<p>accommodation  of  his  own in  Raigarh  for  the  said<\/p>\n<p>purpose.\n<\/p>\n<p>\n(4)   The appellant\/defendant resisted the suit on  the<\/p>\n<p>ground  that  the alleged notice dated  23-04-1984  was<\/p>\n<p>fake  and  a  mere pretext for making out a ground  for<\/p>\n<p>eviction.     It    was    not   pleaded    that    the<\/p>\n<p>respondent\/plaintiff had, in his vacant possession  any<\/p>\n<p>other  reasonably suitable accommodation for  residence<\/p>\n<p>in Raigarh.\n<\/p>\n<p>\n(5)   In Civil Appeal No.10-A\/1989 an application under<\/p>\n<p>Order  6  Rule  17 of the Code of Civil  Procedure  was<\/p>\n<p>filed by the appellant\/defendant for incorporating  the<\/p>\n<p>following amendment in the written statement:<\/p>\n<blockquote><p>     &#8220;okni=  dh dafMdk 12 ds mijkUr fuEufyf[kr  rF;<br \/>\n     laca\/kh vfHkopu tksM+us dh Lohd`fr nh tk;%&amp;<br \/>\n          dafMdk 12 ds mijkUr 12 ,v+<br \/>\n     12  ,v+     ;g  fd  oknh dk ,d  fjgk;&#8217;kh  edku<br \/>\n     oknxzLr  edku ds fiNokMs+ esa gS A   mDr  edku<br \/>\n     eas eugj.k flag Bkdqj fdjk;snkj Fkk A  mlus lu<br \/>\n     1983  ds vizSy &amp; ebZ ekg esa [kkyh dj  fn;k  A<br \/>\n     mDr  edku  3 &amp; 4 ekg rd [kkyh jgk rnmijkUr  lu<br \/>\n     1984  esa  oknh us mDr edku dks ,d gjhjke  dks<br \/>\n     tuojh  lu 1984 esa 80+ :i;s ekgokjh fdjk;s  ij<br \/>\n     fn;k  A  bl rjg oknh dks edku dh vko&#8217;;drk ugha<br \/>\n     gS A&#8221;\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n<p>By   the  impugned  judgment  and  decree,  the   above<\/p>\n<p>application as also the appeal were dismissed.<\/p>\n<p>(6)    The   following  questions  of  law  arise   for<\/p>\n<p>determination in this appeal:\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<blockquote><p>     &#8220;1.  Whether the decree of eviction granted by<br \/>\n     lower  court against the appellant  tenant  on<br \/>\n     grounds under Section 12(1)(e)(f) of the  M.P.<br \/>\n     Accommodation  Control Act, 1961  is  vitiated<br \/>\n     due  to  non  consideration of the  fact  that<br \/>\n     there is no evidence led by the landlord  that<br \/>\n     the  existing accommodation with him  was  not<br \/>\n     suitable for his needs?\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n<blockquote><p>     2.    Whether the decree of eviction is bad in<br \/>\n     the   absence   of  proof  of  partition   and<br \/>\n     allotment  of  the suit accommodation  to  the<br \/>\n     share  of  the respondent and the  finding  in<br \/>\n     that  respect of the first appellate Court  is<br \/>\n     sustainable in law?\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n<blockquote><p>     3.    Whether  the first appellate  Court  was<br \/>\n     wrong  in  dismissing the application  of  the<br \/>\n     tenant under Order 6 Rule 17 of the C.P.C. for<br \/>\n     amending his written statement?&#8221;\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n<p>(7)    Shri   H.S.Patel,  learned   counsel   for   the<\/p>\n<p>appellant\/defendant placed reliance  on  <a href=\"\/doc\/1864824\/\">North  Eastern<\/p>\n<p>Railway  Admin, Gorakhpur vs. Bhagwan Das (D) By  Lrs.,<\/a> <\/p>\n<p>2008  SAR  (Civil)  490 while arguing  that  the  lower<\/p>\n<p>appellate  Court ought to have allowed the  application<\/p>\n<p>for  amendment  under Order 6 Rule 17 of  the  Code  of<\/p>\n<p>Civil  Procedure  filed  by the appellant\/defendant  to<\/p>\n<p>introduce  a subsequent event by way of pleadings.   It<\/p>\n<p>was  urged  that  the amendment if allowed  would  have<\/p>\n<p>shown  that  a  reasonably  suitable  accommodation  in<\/p>\n<p>Raigarh  had  been  let out by the respondent\/plaintiff<\/p>\n<p>after  it  fell  vacant.  It was also argued  that  the<\/p>\n<p>decree  for  eviction of the tenant on the basis  of  a<\/p>\n<p>composite   need   could  not  be  passed   since   the<\/p>\n<p>accommodation  was  let  out  purely  for   residential<\/p>\n<p>purpose.  Reliance was placed on <a href=\"\/doc\/20912\/\">Smt. Sarla Devi  Gupta<\/p>\n<p>vs. Smt. Tara Devi Dubey,<\/a> 2007 (3) C.G.L.J. 88.<\/p>\n<p>(8)        On  the  other  hand, Shri Abhijeet  Sarkar,<\/p>\n<p>learned counsel for the respondent\/plaintiff argued  in<\/p>\n<p>support  of the impugned judgment and decree and  urged <\/p>\n<p>that  the  respondent\/plaintiff had proved  the  notice<\/p>\n<p>dated  23-04-1984  Ex.P-6 given by his  brothers  which<\/p>\n<p>would  go  to  show  that the respondent\/plaintiff  was<\/p>\n<p>asked to vacate the joint family residence and also the<\/p>\n<p>garage   where  he  was  carrying  on  his  gas-welding<\/p>\n<p>business.   It  was  further urged that  the  suit  was<\/p>\n<p>instituted  on 17-07-1984 and the amendment  sought  by<\/p>\n<p>the appellant\/defendant revealed that the accommodation<\/p>\n<p>on vacation by Manharan Singh Thakur, a tenant in April-<\/p>\n<p>May,  1983, the respondent\/plaintiff had let  out  that<\/p>\n<p>accommodation in January, 1984.  It was urged that  the<\/p>\n<p>notice  to vacate the joint family residence was  given<\/p>\n<p>by  the  brothers of the respondent\/plaintiff on 23-04-<\/p>\n<p>1984, i.e., much after the respondent\/plaintiff had let<\/p>\n<p>out  the  abovementioned accommodation  to  Hariram  in<\/p>\n<p>January,   1984.    In   a  suit  for   eviction,   the<\/p>\n<p>respondent\/plaintiff  was required  to  establish  bona<\/p>\n<p>fide  requirement  on the date of the suit,  therefore,<\/p>\n<p>the  lower  appellate  Court was  wholly  justified  in<\/p>\n<p>rejecting the application under Order 6 Rule 17 of  the<\/p>\n<p>Code    of    Civil    Procedure    filed    by     the<\/p>\n<p>appellant\/defendant.\n<\/p>\n<p>\n(9)   Having heard the rival contentions, I have perused<\/p>\n<p>the impugned judgment and decree as also the record.  It<\/p>\n<p>is  well  settled  that  an accommodation  let  out  for<\/p>\n<p>residential purpose cannot be got evicted under  law  on<\/p>\n<p>the  ground of bona fide requirement for non-residential<\/p>\n<p>purpose.  In a case where the accommodation is  let  out<\/p>\n<p>purely for residential purpose and a composite need  for<\/p>\n<p>residence as well as non-residence is put forth  by  the<\/p>\n<p>landlord,   the  Court  has  to  examine   whether   the<\/p>\n<p>requirement  of  the accommodation by  the  landlord  is<\/p>\n<p>predominantly residential or not.  If the Court comes to<\/p>\n<p>the  conclusion that the landlord predominantly requires<\/p>\n<p>the accommodation for residential purpose, then a decree<\/p>\n<p>for eviction under Section 12(1)(e) of the Act could  be<\/p>\n<p>passed.   On the other hand, if the Court comes  to  the<\/p>\n<p>conclusion that the landlord predominantly requires  the<\/p>\n<p>accommodation for non-residential purpose, a decree  for<\/p>\n<p>eviction  could  not  be  passed  against  the   tenant.<\/p>\n<p>Statement  on  oath  of  the respondent\/plaintiff  Sapan<\/p>\n<p>Kumar Das was recorded under Order 10 Rule 2 of the Code  <\/p>\n<p>of  Civil  Procedure by the trial Court  on  21-01-1986,<\/p>\n<p>wherein he stated as under:\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<blockquote><p>     &#8220;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;-esjk Lor% dk xSl  osfYMax<br \/>\n     dk nqdku gS- tks fd esjs NksVs HkkbZ dh fgLls<br \/>\n     dh  gS-  blfy;s eq&gt;s oknxzLr edku  esa  nqdku<br \/>\n     LFkkfir djuk gS- blfy;s eq&gt;s oknxzLr edku  dh<br \/>\n     t:jr gS-&#8221;\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n<p>This clearly goes to show that the respondent\/plaintiff<\/p>\n<p>required the suit accommodation for setting up his gas-<\/p>\n<p>welding plant, i.e., non-residential purpose.   In  his<\/p>\n<p>testimony recorded on 09-01-1987, Sapan Kumar  Das  had  <\/p>\n<p>stated in paragraph 3 as under:\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<blockquote><p>     &#8220;oknxzLr  edku ds vykok jk;x&lt;+ &#039;kgj  esa  esjs<br \/>\n     ikl  jgus ds fy, dksbZ edku ugha gS]  eSa  xSl<br \/>\n     osfYMax  dk  dke djrk gWwA eSa vius  HkkbZ  ds<br \/>\n     xSjst esa dke dj jgk gWwA oknxzLr edku esa eSa<br \/>\n     fuokl  djuk pkgrk gWw vkSj lkFk gh lkFk  xSjst<br \/>\n     [kksydj xSl osfYMax dk dke djuk pkgrk gWwA&quot;\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n<p>A perusal of the notice Ex.P-6, which furnished a cause<\/p>\n<p>of  action  in favour of the respondent\/plaintiff  also<\/p>\n<p>shows  that on account of the use of the garage by  the<\/p>\n<p>respondent\/plaintiff for a gas-welding  plant,  lot  of<\/p>\n<p>disturbance  was being caused.  It is, therefore,  safe<\/p>\n<p>to   presume   that  the  requirement   of   the   suit<\/p>\n<p>accommodation    by   the   respondent\/plaintiff    was<\/p>\n<p>predominantly   for   non-residential   purpose.     In<\/p>\n<p>paragraph 10 of his testimony, the respondent\/plaintiff<\/p>\n<p>further  stated that about 1+ years before deposing  on<\/p>\n<p>09-01-1987  before  the trial Court, the  accommodation<\/p>\n<p>occupied  by Dharnidhar Shadangi in the first floor  of<\/p>\n<p>his house had also fallen vacant.  This clearly goes to<\/p>\n<p>show  that  the requirement for residence projected  by<\/p>\n<p>the  respondent\/plaintiff was  not  bona  fide  and  he<\/p>\n<p>predominantly required the suit accommodation for using<\/p>\n<p>it   for   establishing  his  gas-welding  plant.    In<\/p>\n<p>paragraph 11 of its judgment, the trial Court had  also<\/p>\n<p>mentioned as under:\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<blockquote><p>     &#8220;11.  mijksDr rF;ksa ds vykok oknh  liu  dqekj<br \/>\n     (ok0lk0  1A  ds vuqlkj og xSl osfYMax  dk  dke<br \/>\n     djrk  gS vkSj mls xSl osfYMax dh e&#8217;khu  cVokjs<br \/>\n     esa  feyh  gS vkSj og vius HkkbZ ds xSjst  esa<br \/>\n     xsSl  osfYMax dk dke dj jgk gS mlds HkkbZ  mls<br \/>\n     nqdku  ls  tkus  ds fy, dg jgs gSa  blfy;s  og<br \/>\n     oknxzLr edku esa xSjst [kksydj xSl osfYMax  dk<br \/>\n     dke  djuk pkgrk gSA izfroknh fpUrke.kh (iz0lk0<br \/>\n     1A us ;g crk;k gS fd oknh M&amp;k;Ogj gS vkSj igys<br \/>\n     vkj0ds0  fey jk;x&lt;+ esa thi pykus dk dke  djrk<br \/>\n     FkkA ysfdu oknh }kjk ukSdjh fd, tkus ds laca\/k<br \/>\n     esa  izfroknh us u rks dksbZ izek.k is&#039;k  fd;k<br \/>\n     gS  vksSj u gh oknh ls ftjg ds nkSjku mDr  rF;<br \/>\n     dks  yk;k  gSA cfYd mlds foijhr Lo;aa izfroknh<br \/>\n     fpUrke.kh rFkk mlds xokg &#039;kaHkw (iz0lk0 2A  us<br \/>\n     oknh  dks  iqfyl ykbu ds lkeus xSjst  esa  xSl<br \/>\n     osfYMax  dk dke djuk Lohdkj fd;k gSA  tSlk  fd<br \/>\n     mij dh dafMdk dzekad 10 esa ;g mYys[k fd;k x;k<br \/>\n     gS fd oknxzLr edku fuokl ds vykos xSjst ds fy,<br \/>\n     Hkh mi;qDr gSA&quot;\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n<p>The   above   observation  of  the  trial  Court   also<\/p>\n<p>substantiates  the  inference  drawn  by  me  that  the<\/p>\n<p>requirement of the suit accommodation projected by  the<\/p>\n<p>respondent\/plaintiff   was   predominantly   for   non-<\/p>\n<p>residential  purpose.  In this view of the  matter,  an<\/p>\n<p>accommodation let out for residential purpose could not<\/p>\n<p>be  got  evicted on the ground of requirement for  non-<\/p>\n<p>residential purpose.  Both the Courts below have, thus,<\/p>\n<p>erred  in law in granting a decree for eviction of  the<\/p>\n<p>appellant\/tenant  under Section 12(1)(e)  of  the  Act.<\/p>\n<p>The  first  substantial question of law is  accordingly<\/p>\n<p>answered  that  the decree for eviction  under  Section<\/p>\n<p>12(1)(e)  of  the  Act granted by the trial  Court  and<\/p>\n<p>affirmed by the lower appellate Court is liable  to  be<\/p>\n<p>set aside.\n<\/p>\n<p>\n(10)    Since    the    learned   counsel    for    the<\/p>\n<p>appellant\/defendant had, at the very  outset,  admitted<\/p>\n<p>that  the  relationship of landlord and tenant  existed<\/p>\n<p>between     the     appellant\/defendant     and     the<\/p>\n<p>respondent\/plaintiff, the second  substantial  question<\/p>\n<p>of  law loses its significance and would not arise  for<\/p>\n<p>determination of this appeal.\n<\/p>\n<p>\n(11)  So far as the rejection of the application  under<\/p>\n<p>Order  6 Rule 17 of the Code of Civil Procedure by  the<\/p>\n<p>lower appellate Court is concerned, the trial Court had<\/p>\n<p>decided  Civil Suit No.55-A\/1987 on 30-11-1987.   There<\/p>\n<p>is  nothing to show that the application for  amendment<\/p>\n<p>could  not  have been filed in the trial Court  despite<\/p>\n<p>due  diligence.  Since the cause of action had  accrued<\/p>\n<p>to the plaintiff pursuant to a notice dated 23-04-1984,<\/p>\n<p>the  letting  out of an accommodation that  had  fallen<\/p>\n<p>vacant,  by the respondent\/plaintiff in January,  1984,<\/p>\n<p>would  be  of  no  consequence because  the  bona  fide<\/p>\n<p>requirement projected by the landlord is to be assessed<\/p>\n<p>on  the  date of suit.  The lower appellate Court  was,<\/p>\n<p>thus,  wholly  justified in rejecting  the  application<\/p>\n<p>under  Order 6 Rule 17 of the Code of Civil  Procedure.<\/p>\n<p>The  last  substantial question of law  is,  therefore,<\/p>\n<p>answered in the negative.\n<\/p>\n<p>\n(12)  In  the  result,  the  appeal  is  allowed.   The<\/p>\n<p>impugned  judgment  and  decree  passed  by  the  lower<\/p>\n<p>appellate Court as also the judgment and decree  passed<\/p>\n<p>by  the  trial  Court  are  set  aside.   The  suit  is<\/p>\n<p>dismissed.  In the facts and circumstances of the case,<\/p>\n<p>the parties shall bear their own costs.<\/p>\n<p>(13) A decree be drawn accordingly.\n<\/p>\n<p>                                                JUDGE<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Chattisgarh High Court Chintamani vs Sapan Kumar Das on 16 February, 2009 HIGH COURT OF CHATTISGARH AT BILASPUR Second Appeal No 205 of 1990 Chintamani &#8230;Petitioners versus Sapan Kumar Das &#8230;Respondents ! 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