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Parasram H Bhojwani vs Pravinchand Sehgal And Ors
2021 Latest Caselaw 7195 Bom

Citation : 2021 Latest Caselaw 7195 Bom
Judgement Date : 5 May, 2021

Bombay High Court
Parasram H Bhojwani vs Pravinchand Sehgal And Ors on 5 May, 2021
Bench: R. I. Chagla
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JSN,

                 IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                    ORDINARY ORIGINAL CIVIL JURISDICTION
                     INTERIM APPLICATION (L) NO. 10779 OF 2021
                                               IN
                COMM. EXECUTION APPLICATION NO. 565 OF 2019

        Parasram H. Bhojwani                                 ...Petitioner

                Versus

        Pravinchand Sehgal & Ors.                            ...Respondents
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        S.C. Naidu, Aniketh Poojari and Sudeshkumar Naidu i/b. M/s.
        C.R. Naidu & Co. for the Applicant.
        Mr. Vaibhav Charalwar and Mr. Sudeshna Guha Roy with
        Pritvish Shetty i/b. Vidhi Partners for the Judgment Debtor
        Nos.1 and 3.
        Mrs. Kanchan Rane, 1st Assistant to Court Receiver is present.
                                            ----------

                                            CORAM :      R.I. CHAGLA J.
                                            DATE :       5th May, 2021
                                                         (V.C.)
        ORDER :

1. Heard the learned Counsel for parties.

2. By this Interim Application the Applicant seeks

reimbursement of a sum of Rs.4,30,963/- being the expenditure

incurred by the Applicant on orders / directions of this Court /

Court Receiver in respect of the sale of the subject premises by

pubic auction in execution of the decree. The Applicant has

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relied upon the table which is in paragraph 18 on page 7 of the

Interim Application in this context. The Applicant has also

sought for the appropriate fees due and payable to the Court

Receiver to be paid in terms of Rule 591 (4) of High Court

Original Side Rules and after reimbursement and

appropriation, the net sale proceeds paid over to the Applicant

towards part satisfaction of the decretal amount.

3. The learned Counsel for the Applicant has referred to the

order dated 18th March, 2021 passed by the learned Single

Judge (Coram :- A.K. Menon, J.) which had accepted the report

of the Court Receiver and fnal price which is arrived at sale in

respect of subject premises being Rs.85,00,000/-. It was further

recorded therein that the bidder Mr. Sunil Parakh is declared

successful bidder. The bidder was directed to pay the difference

within a period of two weeks after giving credit to the amount

of earnest money deposited in a sum of Rs.10 lakhs as recorded

in paragraph 5 of the report of the Court Receiver. Further

directions have been issued in the said order with regard to

payment of costs, charges and execution of the conveyance or

transfer in favour of the bidder as also stamp duty and

registration charges at ad-valorem rates. Subject to the

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aforesaid directions the bidder was to pay expenses of the

society maintenance charges, property taxes and all levies. The

report of the Court Receiver had been allowed on the terms

recorded in the paragraph 6 of the said order.

4. The learned Counsel for the Applicant has submitted that

pursuant to the said order the amount of Rs.75 lakhs has been

paid by the bidder on 5th April, 2021 and possession of the

subject premises was taken on 22nd April,2021. He has relied

on Rule 591 and serial number 4 thereof and has stated that

the amount of Rs.93,000/- are the fees payable to the Court

Receiver. He has also submitted that in the table at paragraph

18 of the Application the only amount which is disputed is the

reimbursement of security charges of suit premises amounting

to Rs.3,01,200/-. He submits that this amount, in view of the

objection raised by the Respondent / Defendant No.3, be kept

with the Court Receiver, pending further hearing. He has

submitted that the balance amount of Rs.79,76,037/- be

released to the Applicant in terms of Order XXI Rule 1 of the

CPC, 1908.

5. The learned Counsel for the Respondent has relied upon

the Affdavit in Reply on behalf of Defendant No.3 dated 4th

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May, 2021. He has submitted that objections have been raised

as to the reimbursement of security charges to the Applicant.

He has placed reliance upon paragraph 4 of the order dated

18th March, 2021, wherein it is recorded that the judgment

creditor has been paying security charges and in any event the

judgment creditor is bound to discharge all security costs. He

has submitted that the sum of Rs. 3,01,200/- thus cannot be

reimbursed to the Applicant. He has further submitted that the

payment of security charges is made in cash as can be seen

from the ledger account which has been annexed to the

Application at Exhibit 'A' - page 9. He has submitted that

security charges is claimed to be paid in cash to Goldie Lab

Chem. He has submitted that since security guards are already

in the building there can be no such payment of security

charges.

6. The Court Receiver who is present in Court has applied

for time to prepare a provisional statement as to the expenses

incurred as well as the balance amount which is payable to the

Applicant. She has relied upon the amendment to Rule 591 and

592 of the Bombay High Court, Original Side Rules, 1980 with

effect from 5th March, 2021 in the charges / fees of the Court

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Receiver. She has submitted that subject to the provisional

statement prepared by the Court Receiver, the balance amount

can be paid to the Applicant.

7. Having considered the submissions, time of one week is

granted to the Court Receiver for preparation of the provisional

statement of expenses including fees of the Court Receiver. It is

further noted that the reimbursement of security charges of

the Suit premises which the applicant has claimed as

Rs.3,01,200/- is vehemently opposed by the Respondents. An

Affdavit in Reply of Defendant No.3 dated 4th May, 2021 has

also been fled wherein such objection has been raised to the

reimbursement of security charges. Considering that the

objection has been raised by the Judgment Debtor /

Respondents and upon perusing the Affdavit in Reply of

Defendant No.3, it would be appropriate that the

reimbursement of sum of Rs.3,01,200/- be kept with the Court

Receiver. The objections to such reimbursement shall be taken

up on the adjourned date. Hence the following order:-

(i) The Court Receiver shall fle the provisional

statement within one week from the date of this Order.

(ii) The sum of Rs.3,01,200/- as claimed by the

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Applicant which is for reimbursement of security

charges of the suit premises, be kept with the Court

Receiver.

(iii) The net sale proceeds which remains after the

provisional statement has been fled by the Court

Receiver for such expenses incurred towards sale of

the suit premises by pubic auction as well as the fees of

the Court Receiver shall be paid over to the Applicant

towards part satisfaction of the decreetal amount. The

net sale proceeds shall be paid by the Court Receiver

to the Applicant within a period of two week from fling

the provisional statement.

(iv) The Interim Application is kept on 14th June,

2021 for considering the objection of the Judgment

Debtor / Respondents to the reimbursement of

security charges for the Suit premises.

(v) The Applicant is permitted to fle Affdavit in

Rejoinder to the Affdavit in Reply fled on behalf of

Defendant No.3 on or before 27th May, 2021.

(vii) Stand over to 14th June, 2021.

[R.I. CHAGLA J.]

 
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