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Alpesh K Ajmera vs Umesh H. Gandhi
2023 Latest Caselaw 2808 Bom

Citation : 2023 Latest Caselaw 2808 Bom
Judgement Date : 23 March, 2023

Bombay High Court
Alpesh K Ajmera vs Umesh H. Gandhi on 23 March, 2023
Bench: R. I. Chagla
2023:BHC-OS:1875



                                                             14-COMEX(L) 598.2019 with COMEX(L) 78.2018.doc


            K.S. Jadhav
                                IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                                    ORDINARY ORIGINAL CIVIL JURISDICTION
                                         IN ITS COMMERCIAL DIVISION

                         COMMERCIAL EXECUTION APPLICATION (L) NO.598 OF 2019
                                              WITH
                         COMMERCIAL EXECUTION APPLICATION (L) NO.78 OF 2018

                    Umesh Gandhi                                   ...Applicant/
                                                                    Judgment Debtor
                            Versus
                    Alpesh Ajmera                                  ...Respondent/
                                                                    Judgment Creditor
                                                     ----------
                    Mr. Rajiv Narulla a/w Ms. Urvi Tanna i/b Pravin Mehta and Mithi &
                    Co., Advocates for Applicant in COMEX (L)598/2019.
                    Mr. Amosh Sequeira a/w Mr. Naresh Chheda, Ms. Sakina
                    Electricwala & Ms. Shruti Rajput i/b A.V. Jain & Associates,
                    Advocates for Respondent in COMEX (L)598/2019.
                                                     ----------

                                                     CORAM : R.I. CHAGLA J.

                                                     DATE         : 23RD MARCH, 2023.
                    ORDER :

1. The parties in the Commercial Execution Applications have

arrived at a settlement. The Consent Terms dated 18 th March, 2023

are tendered and taken on record and marked 'X' for identification.

The Consent Terms have been signed by the Applicant and Advocate

for Applicant as well as Respondent and Advocates for Respondent.

The signatories to the Consent Terms are present in the Court.

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2. By these Consent Terms, the Execution Application being

Commercial Execution Application (L) No.598 of 2019 is being

amicably settled between the parties. The first Execution Application

(L) No.78 of 2018 was amicably settled between the parties and

Consent Adjustment of the Award dated 18 th January, 2018 was filed

and this Court passed order dated 18 th January, 2018 in terms of the

Consent Adjustment of the Award. By the first order, the Applicant

was to pay a sum of Rs.45 Lakh to the Respondent in the manner set

out therein and which satisfied the obligation of the Applicant

proportionate to the area of the Flats of which allotments were

cancelled and not based on the value of the Flats.

3. Thereafter, disputes once again arose between the parties

and the Applicants have filed the present Commercial Execution

Application (L) No.598 of 2019. Differences between the parties

were amicably settled by the parties entering into the Consent Terms

on 25th April, 2019 by Consent Adjustment of the Award being the

first order in the present Commercial Execution Application. The

Consent Terms dated 25th April, 2019 was taken on record as per

order dated 30th April, 2019 passed in the present Commercial

Execution Application. By the second order, the present Commercial

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Execution Application was kept pending for final orders and

compliance.

4. In Clause 9 of the present Consent Terms, the said Consent

Terms dated 25th April, 2019 has been set out. In Clause 10 of the

Consent Terms it is mentioned that out of the amount of Rs.22.05

crores which remained to be paid to the Respondent by the Applicant

out of the total amount of Rs.45 Crores, the Applicant has paid an

amount of Rs.17.05 Crores to the Respondent leaving a balance of

Rs.5 Crores. An Allotment Letter has been executed by the Applicant

in favour of the Respondent dated 2nd May, 2019 for allotment of the

Flat No.206 together with one approved car parking space.

Thereafter, in Clause 13 of the Consent Terms, it is mentioned that

the Applicant has paid the balance amount of Rs.5 Crores prior to the

execution of present Consent Terms and additional sum of Rs.60 Lakh

against cancellation of Flat No.206 and its Car parking in the building

'La Citadel' aggregating to Rs.5,60,00,000/-. Further, after deducting

tax at Source in the amount of Rs.45,60,000/-, net payment made is

of Rs.5,14,40,000/- in full and final satisfaction of the entire claim.

5. In Clause 14 of the Consent Terms, it is mentioned that the

present Commercial Execution Application stands fully satisfied by

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these Consent Terms and the Respondent shall not have any claims

against the Applicant under the said Award or first order dated 18 th

January, 2018 passed in Commercial Execution Application (L) No.78

of 2018 and second order dated 30 th April, 2019 passed in the

present Commercial Execution Application (L) No.598 of 2019.

6. In Clause 17 of the Consent Terms, it is mentioned that

simultaneously upon execution of the Consent Terms, the Applicant

and the Respondent have executed a Deed of Cancellation, cancelling

the first Allotment Letter. The Respondent has also executed an

Irrevocable Limited Power of Attorney dated 16 th March, 2023 in

favour of Mr. Anirudha Arunkumar Nawade to admit execution of the

Deed of Cancellation executed by the Respondent before the

concerned Sub-Registrar of Assurances and to register the documents

before the concerned Sub-Registrar of Assurances.

7. Further undertakings have been recorded in Clauses 18 and

21 of the Consent Terms with regard to cancellation of first Allotment

Letter, second Allotment Letter, Power of Attorney and Lis pendens

within a period of seven days of execution of Consent Terms. There

is also an undertaking that the Respondent will withdraw the

Commercial Application i.e. Commercial Application No.8 of 2022

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within a period of seven days of execution of Consent Terms.

8. I am satisfied that the Consent Terms are in order, not

contrary to law and have been drawn by the parties of their own

volition in reflection of their true intentions.

9. The undertakings, in the Consent Terms being accepted as

undertakings to the Court.

10. A soft copy of the Consent Terms will be uploaded as the

second order in the matter.

11. The Registry is to ensure that the hard copy of the signed

Consent Terms is permanently retained on file as part of the record

and is not sent for destruction in the ordinary course.

12. The Commercial Execution Application (L) No.598 of 2019

and Commercial Execution Application (L) No.78 of 2018 are

disposed of in accordance with the Consent Terms and in particular

Clause 23 of the Consent Terms which records full satisfaction of the

said Award dated 23rd April, 2008, first order dated 18th January,

2018 and second order dated 30th April, 2019.

[R.I. CHAGLA J.]

 
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