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Dinesh Waman Appa Gadve vs Nagar Parishad, Morshi Through ...
2021 Latest Caselaw 13727 Bom

Citation : 2021 Latest Caselaw 13727 Bom
Judgement Date : 23 September, 2021

Bombay High Court
Dinesh Waman Appa Gadve vs Nagar Parishad, Morshi Through ... on 23 September, 2021
Bench: S. M. Modak
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             IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                       NAGPUR BENCH, NAGPUR

                   Civil Application [CAO] No.255 of 2021
                                       in
                 Civil Application [MCA] St.No.5594 of 2020
                                       in
                      Second Appeal No.322 of 2004 (D)
                               Dinesh Waman Appa Gadve
                                            vs.
             Nagar Parishad, Morshi, through its Chief Officer, District Amravati
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                           Shri C.B. Dharmadhikari, Advocate for the Applicant/Appellant.


                                            CORAM     :   S.M. MODAK, J.
                                            DATE      :   23rd SEPTEMBER, 2021.

                                            Heard the learned Advocate for the appellant-
                           defendant. Though notice is served on the respondent-
                           plaintiff and there is an appearance, today no one is
                           present.         This Court dismissed the appeal filed by the
                           present appellant on 06/12/2018.             It was due to non-
                           appearance of the appellant and not prosecuting the
                           appeal. When the appeal was dismissed, learned
                           Advocate Shri A.J. Gilda was present and he has
                           expressed difficulty to argue the matter, because he
                           was not having instructions.          The order further refers
                           that he has made a statement that he has already sent
                           a notice to the appellant in November, 2017.

                                            In view of that, this Court has discharged
                           learned Advocate Shri J.T. Gilda. This Court has formed
                           an opinion that the appellant is not interested in
                           prosecuting the appeal.          If there is an application for
                           restoration, this Court has directed the appellant to
                           deposit the costs of Rs.5,000/-.              The appellant has



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                           already deposited costs of Rs.5,000/-. The copy of the
                           receipt is filed.

                                            In the present application, the appellant had
                           given reasons of medical illness, for which he could not
                           contact the Advocate. This ground is not disputed.
                           Further more, there is a contention that the substantial
                           question of law framed in the appeal is also substantial
                           question of law in the appeal mentioned in paragraph 3
                           of the application.        The suit for possession is filed by
                           Morshi Nagar Parishad. It was decreed. Whereas, the
                           first appeal filed by the present appellant came to be
                           dismissed.

                                            In view of the above position, as now the
                           appellant is ready with the appeal. This Court feels it
                           necessary to restore the appeal. Hence, the order :


                                                        ORDER

i. Order dated 06/12/2018 passed by this Court is recalled.

ii. Second Appeal No.322 of 2004 is restored.

iii. The civil applications are allowed and disposed of accordingly.

Second Appeal No.322/2004 :

The appeal is already admitted. The learned Advocate for the appellant to serve the learned Advocate for the respondent about restoration of the appeal. The matter be kept after four weeks.

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Civil Application No.1127/2005 :

Already there is an order to stay the execution of the judgment during pendency of the second appeal. By that order, the appellant was directed to deposit the rent to the respondent during pendency of the second appeal.

In view of restoration of the appeal, the judgment passed by the Court below is stayed till next date. The appellant to continue in paying the rent to the respondent till that time.

JUDGE *sandesh

 
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