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Mohd Sirajuddin Mohd Iqbaluddin ... vs The State Of Maharashtra And ...
2018 Latest Caselaw 1210 Bom

Citation : 2018 Latest Caselaw 1210 Bom
Judgement Date : 6 June, 2018

Bombay High Court
Mohd Sirajuddin Mohd Iqbaluddin ... vs The State Of Maharashtra And ... on 6 June, 2018
Bench: S.P. Deshmukh
                                      1                        WP 866-2016

      IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY,
                BENCH AT AURANGABAD


                          Writ Petition No. 866 of 2016


         Urmila W/o Dhananjaya Gharmalkar
         age 68 years occupation agriculture
         R/o Shingnapur Taluka Kopargaon District Ahmednagar
         Through her General Power of attorney Dhananjaya Narayan
         Gharmalkar, age 75 yers occupation & R/o as above.
                                                 ...Petitioner

                           VERSUS


1.       Saroj Prakashchand Thole,
         age 32 years occupation Agriculture and business
         R/o opposie Panchayat Samiti, Kopargaon
         Taluka Kopargaon District Ahmednagar

2.       Narendrakumar S/o Harbanslal Dank,
         age 45 years occupation and R/o as above

3.       Meena Nandkishor Papdeja,
         age 35 years occupation & R/o as above.

4.       Macchindra S/o Babrao Chandar,
         age 55 yuears occupation Agriculture
         R/o Khirdi Ganesh Taluka Kopargaon Dist. Ahmednagar

5.       Chandrakant S/o Baburao Chandar,
         age 58 years occupation & R/o as above.

6.       Shobhatai Macchindra Sanwatsarkar,
         age 458 years occupation agriculture
         R/o Shingnapur Taluka Kopargaon Dist. Ahmednagar,.

7.       Macchindra S/o Kashinath Sanwatsarkar,
         age 52 yers occupation & R/o as above.

8.       Baban S/o Rangnath Dhokrat,
         age 55 yers occupation & R/o as above.        ...Respondents


Mr Milind M. Patil (Beedkar), Advocate for petitioner




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                                           2                         WP 866-2016

                                         CORAM : SUNIL P. DESHMUKH, J.
                                        DATE    : 6th June, 2018


JUDGMENT :

Heard learned Counsel for the petitioner. The civil suit

has been instituted seeking measurement of suit land and

thereupon, during measurement if encroachment is found, the

same be removed and for fixation of boundaries and possession of

plaintiff may not be disturbed. Defendants have filed their written

statement referring to that they have no particular objection for

measurement of plaintiff's and defendants' lands and in case any

encroachment on plaintiff's land is found on their behalf, the same

may be removed. However, in case it is found that plaintiff has

encroached upon their land, right be reserved for them to get back

such encroached land.

2. Learned Counsel for the petitioner points out that

appalication accodingly had been moved for measurement by the

Taluka Inspector of Land Records for fixation of boundaries and

preparation of bunds and same has not been objected to by

defendants at any time including in their written statement. He

contends that the learned Judge has straight away rejected the

request of plaintiff/petitioner for measurement of suit land, fixation

of boundaries, preparation of bunds. He submits that some

analogy is sought to be drawn from the aspects which are not

germane like practice being followed, which has no relevance to

3 WP 866-2016

the facts and circumstances of the present case. From the

position, it emerges that parties do not have any particular

objection for measurement of land by the Taluka Inspector of Land

Records for fixing boundaries i.e. to the relief claimed under

Prayer Clause (A) in the plaint and appears to be not objected to by

the defendants in their written statement. Their conduct in

present petition is also reflective of the position that they have no

objection for grant of application as prayed for by the plaintiff and

had not opposed the same and since respondents/defendants have

not appeared in the writ petition despite service in 2016. As such,

there is suficient depiction that they have no objection for allowing

writ petition.

3. In view of aforesaid, having regard to the peculiar

aspects involved in the matter, the writ petition is allowed in terms

of Prayer Clause "B".

( SUNIL P. DESHMUKH ) JUDGE.

Madkar

 
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