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WS Gangotri Syntex Vs Rakesh Dahiya Etc Suit For Permanent Injunction Kheri Manajat
WS Gangotri Syntex Vs Rakesh Dahiya Etc Suit For Permanent Injunction Kheri Manajat
M/s Gangori Syntex Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Rakesh Dahiya & Ors.
R/Sir,
The answering defendants most humbly submit as under:-
PRELIMINARY OBJECTIONS:-
1. That the suit of the plaintiff is not maintainable in the present form as per law.
The Answering defendants at the very outset respectfully submits that the
present suit is grossly unfounded, false and hence not maintainable in law and
is liable to be dismissed.
2. That the suit is liable to be dismissed under Order VII Rule 11 CPC. The suit
is barred in view of various provisions of Specific Relief Act and Indian
Contract Act and other laws of the country applicable in the present matter in
controversy.
In the present case, the plaintiff wrongly alleged that the suit
property was purchased by it and the company is in the possession of the suit
property. It is submitted that the property in question not in the possession of
the plaintiff rather the same is in the possession of the answering defendants
who are doing dairy farming on the land in question after constructing sheds,
Veranda, rooms for cattle and invested huge amount on development of
infrastructure for cattle farming. They have also doing farming on the
remaining land and their wheat crop is standing on the land at present. The
defendant no.2 is having electricity connection on the land in question bearing
no.5035362000 and making the payment of electricity payment regularly. The
plaintiff company never came in possession of the land mentioned in the
plaint. It is settled law that in the suit for permanent injunction for restraining
defendant to interfere in possession only can be filed when the plaintiff is in
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the possession of the property on the day of filing of the suit otherwise the
suit for permanent injunction is not maintainable.
3. That the present suit is result of malafide intention of the plaintiff who wants
to dispossess the answering defendants forcibly and illegally by removing the
construction i.e. rooms, sheds and veranda constructed by the answering
defendants on the land in question and wants to disconnect the electricity
connection over there. The plaintiff company wants to damage the wheat
crops of the answering defendants with the purpose to dispossess them
forcibly and illegally.
4. That the plaintiff company claiming its possession on the basis of sale deed
no.1788 dated 11.07.2018. The sale deed in question is a void document and
has no sanctity in the eyes of law in view of Section 19 of the Indian Contract
Act. It is submitted that the sale deed no.1788 is result of malafide intention
on the part of the plaintiff company and defendants no.2 and 3 who with the
purpose to obtain loan from the plaintiff company exercised undue influence
upon the defendant no.4 and did not disclose anything to defendant no.1 and 4
who are doing dairy farming on the land in question. The defendant no.3
being husband of the defendant no.4 was in dominating position over her and
used that position in collusion with the plaintiff to obtain an unfair advantage
over her. The defendants no.2 and 3 were in a fiduciary relationship with
defendant no.4., who is a pardanasin, old aged and very simple lady not
having worldly-wise wisdom and her mental capacity was effected by
defendants no.2 and 3 at the time of execution of the sale deed no.1788 dated
11.07.2018. The plaintiff and defendants no.2 and 3 did not disclose the
contents of the sale deed to her and she was informed that the document was
created on the land of her husband only for the purpose of obtaining loan
from the plaintiff company and her consent is required for this purpose. In
this way, the sale deed was got executed by taking advantage of undue
influence and fiduciary relationship amongst defendants no.3 and 4 being
husband and wife and the sale deed is in fact result of misrepresentation at the
time of execution of sale deed no.1788. Factum, of sale deed of her only
came to the knowledge of the defendant no.4 when she received the summon
of the present case.
5. That the plaintiff is not in possession of any part of the property. He wrongly
claimed himself in possession of the suit property. In this way, the plaintiff
has not come to the court with clean hands and he has concealed the material
facts from this Hon'ble Court. The Hon'ble Supreme Court has held that a
person coming to court with unclean hands is neither entitled to be heard on
merits nor entitled to any relief. Obligation to approach court with clean
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M/s Gangori Syntex Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Rakesh Dahiya & Ors.
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Civil Suit No.CS/1588/2023
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Reply to the application U/O 39 Rules 1 & 2 read with Section 151 CPC
R/Sir,
The answering defendants no. 1 and 4 humbly submit as under:-
1. That para No.1 of the application is wrong and denied. It is wrong that the
suit of the plaintiff is likely to succeed; rather the same is most likely to be
dismissed on the grounds mentioned in the written statement, which may
kindly be read as part of this reply.
2. That para No.2 of the application as stated is wrong and hence denied.
The plaintiff company filed the present suit based on false and frivolous
grounds and detailed submissions have already been given at the time of
giving reply of the plaint. It is wrong and denied that the plaintiff
company is in possession of the suit land and the answering defendants
have threatened to cause obstruction and nuisance in the usage of suit land
or dispossess it from the suit land. The defendant no.4 is in possession of
the suit land being its owner and has every right to use the same in the
manner she like. All the facts mentioned in this para are wrong and denied
and concocted with malafide intention because of the reasons mentioned
in the written statement.
The plaintiff company has no right to claim possession on the suit
land on the basis of sale deed no.1788 dated 11.07.2018. The defendant
no.4 never gave the possession of her land to the plaintiff company and
defendant no.1 and 4 are doing dairy farming on the land mentioned in
para no.2 of the suit. The answering defendant on the basis of submissions
made in written statement have every right to use and enjoy their
property/land and they have every right to use the same as they like. The
plaintiff has no right, title or concern in the suit land in any manner. It is
also wrong and denied that the answering defendant threatened the
plaintiff in any manner. The plaintiff is not going to suffer any irreparable
loss or injury as alleged. In case, the plaintiff company succeeds in
obtaining any relief form the court on the basis of false and fictitious facts,
it is the answering defendants who will suffer an irreparable loss and
injury which cannot be compensated in any manner.
3. That para No.3 of the plaint as stated is wrong and denied. There is no
prima facie case or balance of convenience lies in favour of the plaintiff
company, rather the same is in favour of the answering defendants.
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Through counsel