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Smt. Motibai Kacher Thakur Decd ... vs Mr. Laxman Hashya Thakur And Ors
2023 Latest Caselaw 3744 Bom

Citation : 2023 Latest Caselaw 3744 Bom
Judgement Date : 17 April, 2023

Bombay High Court
Smt. Motibai Kacher Thakur Decd ... vs Mr. Laxman Hashya Thakur And Ors on 17 April, 2023
Bench: S. V. Kotwal
2023:BHC-AS:12000



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                              IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                                      CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION

                                        WRIT PETITION NO.2579 OF 2020

                    Motibai Kachet Thakur (since deceased)
                    through legal heirs
                    Vilas Kacher Thakur & Ors.                         .... Petitioners

                                  versus

                    Laxman Hashya Thakur & Ors.                        .... Respondents
                                                     .......

                    •     Mr. Rohan Kaiche a/w Mr. Sachin Ramrao Pawar, Advocate for
                          Petitioner.

                                               CORAM     : SARANG V. KOTWAL, J.
                                               DATE      : 17th APRIL 2023

                    P.C. :


1. Heard Mr. Rohan Kaiche, learned counsel for the

Petitioners.

2. The Petitioners have challenged the order dated

27/03/2019 passed below Ex.10 in Regular Civil Appeal No.157

of 2015 passed by Ad-Hoc District Judge-4, Thane. The

Petitioners and their predecessors have filed Regular Civil Suit

No.106 of 2011 before the 2nd Joint Civil Judge, Senior Division,

Nesarikar

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Thane on 14/02/2011 for partition of the properties which are

described in paragraph No.1 of the plaint annexed at Ex.B to this

Petition. The said suit was dismissed vide Judgment and Decree

dated 29/11/2014 by the learned Trial Judge. That order was

challenged before the District Court at Thane, vide Regular Civil

Appeal No.157/2015. In that Appeal, an application was made

under Order VI Rule 17 by the Plaintiffs.

3. The amendment was sought as follows ;

For inclusion of the survey No.113/2020 at Ovla, Survey No.29/3 at Ovla. In both these lands, the area was sought to be amended.

4. The Petitioners wanted to include the survey No.41/1

at Mogharpada in the list of properties and also wanted to

correct the survey No.131/1 at Ovla as it was sub-divided as

131/1/A and 131/1/B. This amendment application was

rejected by the Ad-Hoc District Judge-4, Thane, vide his

impugned order dated 27/03/2019.

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5. Learned counsel for the Petitioners submitted that it is

necessary to amend the plaint so that correct description of all

the properties would be included and no prejudice would be

caused to the Original Defendants.

6. I have considered these submissions and I have also

perused impugned order. In the said order, learned Appellate

Judge has held that the Petitioners had not produced any record

or document to show that any property bearing Survey No.41/1

is in existence. He has not produced any record to show that the

survey No.131/1 is sub-divided into two parts and no

documents are produced to show that area of the survey

No.113/20 and 129/3 is wrongly mentioned. On this basis, the

application was rejected.

7. I have perused that original application. In that

application itself there are some incorrect statements. In

paragraph No.3 it is mentioned that survey No.113/20 at Ovla

was not mentioned in the suit. This fact is not correct. The said

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survey No. is already mentioned in the plaint. In the said

application it is further mentioned that survey No.29/3 at Ovla

is already mentioned in the plaint. However, no such survey is

mentioned in the plaint. The actual survey No. is 129/3, is

mentioned in the plaint. Thus even the amendment application

is not made with correct description of the properties.

8. Learned counsel for the Petitioners could not point out

as to why all these amendments were not made at least during

pendency of the suit itself. The suit was filed in the year 2011.

After much delay for the first time, in the Appeal, this

amendment to the plaint is sought to be made. There is nothing

to show that that Petitioners acted with due diligence. Even the

amendment sought are not properly described. Learned Judge

has given sufficient reasons for rejecting the application. I do not

see any reason to take a different view. Consequently, the

Petition is dismissed.

(SARANG V. KOTWAL, J.)

 
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