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Purushottam Shankar Ghodgaonkar vs Gajanan Shankar Ghodgaonkar And ...
2021 Latest Caselaw 1584 Bom

Citation : 2021 Latest Caselaw 1584 Bom
Judgement Date : 22 January, 2021

Bombay High Court
Purushottam Shankar Ghodgaonkar vs Gajanan Shankar Ghodgaonkar And ... on 22 January, 2021
Bench: S.P. Deshmukh
                                          1                           RAST-24132-18.odt




         IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                     BENCH AT AURANGABAD


         REVIEW APPLICATION STAMP NO. 24132 OF 2018
            IN CIVIL APPLICATION NO. 661 OF 2018
             IN APPEAL FROM ORDER NO. 8 OF 2018


Purshottam Shankar Ghodgaonkar                            ..      Applicant
                 Versus
Gajanan Shankar Ghodgaonkar and others                    ..      Respondents
                                  ...
Mr. R. R. Mantri, Advocate for applicant
Mr. S. D. Joshi, Advocate for respondent no.1
                                  ...

                                 WITH
                  CIVIL APPLICATION NO. 4194 OF 2018

Gajanan Shankar Ghodgaonkar                               ..      Applicant
                 Versus
Purshottam Shankar Ghodgaonkar and others ..                      Respondents
                                  ...
Mr. S. D. Joshi, Advocate for applicant
Mr. R. R. Mantri, Advocate for respondent no.1
                                  ...

                               CORAM :        SUNIL P. DESHMUKH, J.
                               DATE   :       22nd JANUARY, 2021

PER COURT :-


Heard learned counsel for the parties at quite some length.

2. Civil application has been moved seeking review of order

dated 28th March, 2018 passed in civil application 4194 of 2018 in

civil application no. 661 of 2018 in appeal from order no. 8 of 2018.

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3. Civil application no. 4194 of 2018 had been moved on behalf

of appellant in appeal from order - original plaintiff purportedly

seeking recall of order dated 06-02-2018 passed in civil application

no. 661 of 2018 stating exigency and hardship to the plaintiff, and

interim measure was extremely necessary to stall the proceeding

before trial court in right earnest. Based on the claimed exigency,

the order had been passed issuing notice to the respondents in civil

application no. 4194 of 2018.

4. During the course of submissions, lot of aspects are being

adverted including about paragraphs no. 7 and 8 of the order on

28-03-2018, however, it stands clarified that the contents in

paragraphs no. 7 and 8 are indeed submissions on behalf of plaintiff

and are not observations of this court and shall not be construed to

be so.

5. The contention on behalf of defendants-respondents in

appeal from order / applicant in review petition, is with respect of

maintainability of civil application no. 4194 of 2018. It is being

referred to that recall application would not be possible from a party

which had been heard, and thus, the application is not

maintainable. Paragraph no. 6 of judgment of the Supreme Court

in a case of Asit Kumar Kar Versus State of West Bengal and others,

reported in, (2009) 2 SCC 703, has been relied on for said purpose.

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6. Further grievance has been made in respect of service of

order dated 28th March, 2018 contending that it had been served on

defendants-respondents only on 24th April, 2018, just twenty four

hours before the date in the high court, without letting any time

and giving opportunity to the defendants-respondents.

7. According to learned counsel for defendant, conduct of the

appellant has been reprehensible and had been deliberate with a

view to harass the old man - the defendant. Grievance has also

been made that though some papers have been received, however,

proper documents including memo of appeal have not been

received. Having regard to conduct and aforesaid position, review

of the order has been sought.

8. On the other hand, learned counsel for appellant in appeal

from order submits that if conduct of appellant is being alleged to

be reprehensible, conduct of defendant has been even more

reprehensible. He submits that despite being aware of proceedings

in high court and notice been issued, deliberately appearance has

been avoided with a view to procrastinate the matter and to see

that the appeal from order is rendered nugatory.

9. Lot of things have been said on either side in respect of

conduct, blaming each other. However, it does not appear to be

necessary to go into the same. While in civil application no. 4194

of 2018, notice has been issued and having regard to that since the

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purpose underlying the same has been worked out, it appears that,

there is no point in keeping the application pending before this

court. Neither civil application no. 4194 of 2018 had been moved

earlier nor the review application.

10. It is being referred to that appeal from order itself is ready to

be heard, and in fact, learned judge hearing appeal has passed an

order on 10-01-2021 giving a last chance, I do not see any efficacy

in dealing with the matter.

11. I do not consider it expedient to go into the aspects sought to

be raised by either side. Thus, review application along with civil

application no. 4194 of 2018 deserve to be disposed of.

12. As such, civil application no. 4194 of 2018 and review

application stamp no. 24132 of 2018 stand disposed of. This order

would not undermine address by parties to civil application no. 661

of 2018 afresh.

( SUNIL P. DESHMUKH ) JUDGE

rrd

 
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