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Namdev Daulatrao Suryawanshi And ... vs Sanjay Raghunathrao Matlakute
2023 Latest Caselaw 2143 Bom

Citation : 2023 Latest Caselaw 2143 Bom
Judgement Date : 3 March, 2023

Bombay High Court
Namdev Daulatrao Suryawanshi And ... vs Sanjay Raghunathrao Matlakute on 3 March, 2023
Bench: V. V. Kankanwadi
                IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                           BENCH AT AURANGABAD


                         CIVIL APPLICATION NO.16172 OF 2022
                                   IN SA/593/2019



              NAMDEV DAULATRAO SURYAWANSHI AND ANOTHER
                                      VERSUS
                         SANJAY RAGHUNATHRAO MATLAKUTE
                                         ...
    Mr. V.D. Salunke, Advocate h/f Mr. S.K. Chavan, Advocate for applicants
     Mr. K.P. Rodge, Advocate h/f Mr. P.G. Rodge, Advocate for respondent
                                         ...

                                    CORAM :    SMT. VIBHA KANKANWADI, J.


                                    RESERVED ON :    03rd JANUARY, 2023
                                    PRONOUNCED ON : 03rd MARCH, 2023


ORDER :

1 Present application has been filed for getting delay of 413 days

in preferring modification/review of the order passed by this Court on

11.02.2021. For the reasons stated in the application, the delay stands

condoned, however, in the same application the prayer clause 'C' submits that

the order passed by this Court on 11.02.2021 in Civil Application No.13201

of 2019 preferred in Second Appeal No.593 of 2019 be modified/reviewed.

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2              Heard learned Advocate Mr. V.D. Salunke holding for learned

Advocate Mr. S.K. Chavan for applicants and learned Advocate Mr. K.P. Rodge

holding for learned Advocate Mr. P.G. Rodge for respondent.

3 The Second Appeal came to be admitted by a common order in

Second Appeal No.430 of 2019 and Second Appeal No.593 of 2019 on

11.02.2021 and substantial questions of law have been framed. Learned

Advocate Mr. V.D. Salunke is now pointing out order passed below Exh.5 in

Regular Civil Appeal No.101/2011 and Regular Civil Appeal No.102/2011 by

the learned Principal District Judge, Parbhani, wherein respondents in

Regular Civil Appeal No.102/2011 were restrained from causing obstruction

in the peaceful possession and cultivation of the appellants/plaintiffs till final

disposal of the appeal, when it was before the learned Principal District

Judge. Regular Civil Appeal No.102/2011 was preferred challenging the

Judgment and Decree in Regular Civil Suit No.364/2006 and upon the

dismissal of both the proceedings the Second Appeal No.430/2019 has been

preferred. However, as regards the other proceeding i.e. Regular Civil Suit

No.155/2007 is concerned, Regular Civil Appeal No.101/2011 was preferred

and now the Second Appeal challenging both the decrees is Second Appeal

No.593 of 2019. It has been tried to be contended that this Court vide order

dated 02.08.2019 had granted the interim relief and that ought to have been

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confirmed by this Court when the appeal was admitted. Learned Advocate

for the respondent herein objects for modification of the said order in Civil

Appeal No.13201 of 2019.

4 Perusal of the impugned Judgments of the Lower Court would

show that the property in dispute in Regular Civil Suit No.155/2007 was

admeasuring 13 R land from Gat No.491 which was stated to have been

purchased by the present respondent from one Vitthal Pandurang Khupse on

30.07.2003. It will not be out of place to mention here that the other appeal

i.e. Second Appeal No.430 of 2019 challenges the Judgment and Decree in

Regular Civil Suit No.364/2006, wherein the suit property was admeasuring

01 H 82 R land from the same Gat number. Therefore, the properties in both

the cases was posed to be different and it was held by both the Courts that

the present appellants in their suit have proved their possession over land

admeasuring 01 H 82 R only. This Court also while passing the order on

02.08.2019 protected the possession of the appellants only to the extent of

01 H 82 R and that order came to be passed in Civil Application No.8960 of

2019 in Second Appeal No.430 of 2019 only. There was no such order

passed by this Court in respect of protection of the possession to the extent of

13 R separately from Gat No.491. Under such circumstance, the order passed

by this Court on 11.02.2019 in Civil Application No.13201 of 2019 in Second

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Appeal No.593 of 2019 cannot be modified. There is no error on the face of

record in respect of that order. Hence, this application stands rejected.

( Smt. Vibha Kankanwadi, J. )

agd

 
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