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Mayur Mangaldas Kothari vs Estate Of Late Neeraj Vinayak Vora ...
2021 Latest Caselaw 15248 Bom

Citation : 2021 Latest Caselaw 15248 Bom
Judgement Date : 25 October, 2021

Bombay High Court
Mayur Mangaldas Kothari vs Estate Of Late Neeraj Vinayak Vora ... on 25 October, 2021
Bench: A. K. Menon
              IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                      ORDINARY ORIGINAL CIVIL JURISDICTION
                            [ COMMERCIAL DIVISION ]

                       INTERIM APPLICATION NO.2423 OF 2021
                                       IN
 COMMERCIAL EXECUTION APPLICATION (LODGING) NO.21716 OF 2021
                                       IN
                   COMMERCIAL SUMMARY SUIT NO.1148 OF 2019

Mayur Mangaldas Kothari                         .. Applicant-Decree Holder
             Vs.
Estate of Late Neeraj Vinayak Vora & Anr.       .. Respondents-Judg. Debtors


Mr. Karl Tamboly, with Ms. Ruchi Turakhia and Ms. Ishani Paradkar, i/by
Nityosh Suneel & Associates, for the Applicant-Decree Holder.

None for the Respondents-Judgment Debtors.


                                         CORAM : A. K. MENON, J.
                                         DATE       : 25TH OCTOBER, 2021.

P.C. :

1. By this IA, the applicant-decree holder seeks leave to proceed in

execution against the estate of late Neeraj Vora to the extent of

Rs.2,05,00,000/-, being the decretal amount, pursuant to a decree in favour of

the applicant, which was passed on 2nd August 2021. The application also

seeks an injunction against respondent no.1-judgment-debtor, who is the

brother of the deceased, who was the owner of the flat and which now forms

part of the estate of the said deceased late Neeraj Vora.

36-IA-2423-2021.doc Dixit

2. The application today is to restrain the respondent no.1-judgment

debtor from transferring the suit flat or creating any third party rights in the

said flat. The apprehension is that the flat is mortgaged to the applicant-

judgment creditor. The original title-deeds are said to be in possession of the

applicant, so were the keys. The flat was vacant and the respondent no.1 is

believed to have entered the flat by breaking open the lock, as set out in

paragraph 9 of the IA, and has inducted one Bhargav Vaidya into the flat.

3. Mr. Tamboly therefore submits that there is a case made out for grant

of ad-interim relief, as otherwise it is possible that the premises may be

alienated and disposed and that the applicant-judgment creditor may be left

without any assets for executing and recovering the decretal dues. According

to him, the said respondent no.1 is the only claimant to the estate of late

Neeraj Vora and if this flat is disposed, it may be difficult to recover the

decretal dues. He submits that there is no order of any other court preventing

the 1st respondent-judgment debtor from dealing with or disposing the flat.

4. The respondent no.1 is absent on call. Mr. Tamboly submits that notice

has been served upon the respondents and that an affidavit-of-service has

been filed. He relies upon the affidavit-of-service dated 14 th October 2021 in

support of his statement that the respondents-judgment debtors have been

duly served. His second affidavit-of-service dated 22 nd October 2021 is also

on record and the annexures to the said affidavit reveals that the respondent

36-IA-2423-2021.doc Dixit no.1 has been informed of the fact that the matter will be listed today and will

be heard today.

5. Accordingly, the respondents being absent on call and there being no

affidavit-in-reply controverting the statements in the present IA, I pass the

following order :-

(i) There will be an ad-interim order in terms of prayer

clause (b) of the IA, which is reproduced below :-

"(b). Pending the hearing and final disposal of this interim application, the Hon'ble Court may be pleased to prohibit the Judgment Debtor from transferring and / or creating any charge or third party rights in any manner on the said flat."

(ii) Affidavit-in-reply, if any, to be filed within two weeks of

service of notice.

(iii) Affidavit-in-rejoinder, if any, to be filed within two

weeks thereafter.

(iv) Sealing of the decree to the extent of the principal sum,

as per the order dated 2 nd August 2021, is dispensed

with.

(A.K. MENON, J.)

Digitally signed SNEHA ABHAY by SNEHA ABHAY DIXIT 36-IA-2423-2021.doc Date:

DIXIT   2021.10.26
        14:10:28 +0530     Dixit
 

 
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