1) The plaintiff filed a suit for permanent injunction against the defendants regarding ownership of 11.63 decimals of land.
2) The plaintiff claims to have obtained ownership of the land through two registered deeds in 1991 and 1996.
3) However, the court found that the plaintiff did not sufficiently prove their ownership and was not entitled to a decree of permanent injunction against the defendants.
4) As a result, the court dismissed the plaintiff's suit.
1) The plaintiff filed a suit for permanent injunction against the defendants regarding ownership of 11.63 decimals of land.
2) The plaintiff claims to have obtained ownership of the land through two registered deeds in 1991 and 1996.
3) However, the court found that the plaintiff did not sufficiently prove their ownership and was not entitled to a decree of permanent injunction against the defendants.
4) As a result, the court dismissed the plaintiff's suit.
1) The plaintiff filed a suit for permanent injunction against the defendants regarding ownership of 11.63 decimals of land.
2) The plaintiff claims to have obtained ownership of the land through two registered deeds in 1991 and 1996.
3) However, the court found that the plaintiff did not sufficiently prove their ownership and was not entitled to a decree of permanent injunction against the defendants.
4) As a result, the court dismissed the plaintiff's suit.
Versus Jagadish Saha and others.............Defendants Date of Hearing: 28.02.2020
Matter Fixed For:
And having stood for consideration to this day,the
court delivered the following judgment. SUIT FOR PERMANENT INJUNCTION VALUED ATRs.100/.
Advocate Accompanied / Assistant:
Ld.Adv. Sukumar Debnath ..............on behalf
of the plaintiffLd. Adv.Sanjoy Das.............on behalf of the defendants Observation Made:
The plaintiff’s case in a nutshell is thatoriginally
Nirjharini Mukherjee was theabsolute owner of the suit property. He furtherstated that Nirjharini Mukherjee transferred9.08 decimals of land in favor of the plaintiffby registered sale deed dated 11.10.1991.Thereafter transferred the rest 2.55 decimalsof land in suit plot in favor of the plaintiffby registered gift deed dated 13.12.1996. sincethen plaintiff is in possession of the 11.63decimals of land in total in suit plot.Plaintiff has also planted various valuabletrees in the suit plot and is residing in thesuit by building dwelling house, toilet,bathroom. His name is also recorded in finallypublished record of rights and he is alsopaying rent in respect of the suit property.He further stated that the deeds dated11.10.1991 and the 13.12.1996 has been executedby power of attorney holder of NirjhariniMukherjee namely Santosh Ghosh. Plaintifffurther stated that on the adjacent northernside of the suit plot, plot no. 922 issituated. Defendant residential house issituated in plot no. 922. In the hand sketchgiven the plaintiff in the plaint, plaintiffbrick built wall ( pillar) was there. But thesaid pillar was destroyed at the time of flood.Because of financial difficulty plaintifffailed to repair the said boundary pillar.Defendant have no right title and interest inthe suit property. When the plaintiff tried torepair the pillar the defendants obstructed himfrom doing the same and threatened theplaintiff to forcibly occupy the 4 ft land Pages 2 of 13 situated on the suit plot. Defendant have noright title and interest in respect of the suitproperty as well the boundary pillar. For thepurpose of dispossessing the plaintiff, thedefendants are threatening the plaintiff. Plaintiff further states that defendant hasno right to cause disturbance in the peacefulpossession of the plaintiff in the suitproperty. Defendant is trying to grab theproperty belonging to the plaintiff. He is alsothreatening the plaintiff with direconsequences. The cause of action for instituting this suitarose in the 03.03.2002. For that reason,plaintiff have filed this suit permanentinjunction.
Things Learned:
laintiff. Thus, considering all of the above,I am of
the view that the plaintiff is notentitled to get the decree of permanentinjunction against the defendants. In this wayall the issues are discussed and answered andas a result the suit fails.The suit fails. Court fees are paid in proper.