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Compromise Agreement of Suit
Compromise Agreement of Suit
The said Gudipati Eko Narayana during his life time purchased another
land adjacent to the above land belongs to Chervugattu Village border
(Shivaru) to an extent of Ac.0-10 Gts in Sy. No.26/A1, Ac.0-10 Gts in Sy.
No.26/A2, Ac.0-10 Gts in Sy. No.26/E2, Ac.0-10 Gts in Sy. No.26/E3 in totally
Ac.1-00 Gts situated at Chervugattu Village of Narketpally Mandal, Nalgonda
District through two registration documents No.s’ 5943/1999, 5944/1999, on
the rolls of SRO, Nalgonda which is included in the above compound wall.
Subsequently one Etela Mallikarjun S/o Bixapathi and three others under
registered sale deed No.5437/2020, Dt.10-03-2020 sold the agriculture land in
Sy. No.227/A1/1 admeasuring Ac.0-1750 Gts, in Sy. No.227/A1/2 admeasuring
Ac.0-1750 Gts, in Sy. No.227/A1/3 admeasuring Ac.0-1750 Gts and in Sy.
No.227A1/4 admeasuring Ac.0-1750 Gts in total Ac.1-30 Gts to Sri Pailla
Madhusdhan Reddy S/o Yadagiri Reddy (First party herein). After purchasing
the above land the First party filed a civil suit vide O.S.No.93/2020 on the file
of Senior Civil Judge, Nalgonda against “Gudipati Eko Narayana” who was the
family elder and common ancestor of the second party and obtained ad-
interim injunction order against the said Gudipati Eko Narayana S/o
Ramalingaiah R/o Nalgonda Town who died while pending the above suit.
Subsequently after filing of the suit a counter affidavit was filed in the ad-
interim injunction, as such the ad-interim injunction order made in favour of
the first party was dismissed. Then the First party filed a CMA No.27 of 2021,
on the file of Hon’ble PDJ, Nalgonda.
As a matter of fact the vendor of the vendors of the First party namely
Nadimpalli Pichaiah alienated his share of land to various persons in the form
of house plots. As such there is no vacant land is remaining in the possession of
the said Nadimpalli Pichaiah, but the name of Nadimpalli Pichaiah has
continued in Revenue records of the Narketpally Village in respect of Sy.
No.227/A, because of house plots purchasers have not got mutated the
purchased land in the revenue records.
By knowing this fact the First party intended to compromise the case
with the second party, as the defendant Eko Narayana died recently and
second party were brought into the records as legal heirs and intended to
compromise the case before the Lok Adalath. The first party further
compromised the above said suit by agreeing that the suit land belongs to the
second party by relinquishing all his rights in favour of the second party. As
such in return the second party agreed to pay an amount of Rs.1,00,00,000/-
(Rupees One Crore only) to the first party and first party also agreed to receive
the same and relinquished all his rights over the suit land in favour of the
second party. The first party further agreed to be declared his registered sale
deed No.5437/2020, Dt.10-03-2020 as null and void by the Hon’ble court
which was executed in his favour.
4. Konduru@Gudipati Soujanya