Citation : 2021 Latest Caselaw 2776 Kant
Judgement Date : 12 July, 2021
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA
DHARWAD BENCH
DATED THIS THE 12TH DAY OF JULY, 2021
PRESENT
THE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE R.DEVDAS
AND
THE HON'BLE MS. JUSTICE J.M.KHAZI
R.F.A. NO.100107/2015
C/W R.F.A. NO.100248/2016
R.F.A. NO.100107/2015:
BETWEEN
IRANNA @ JAYDEV S/O GURAPPA BAGALKOT
AGE:47 YEARS, OCC. OPRIVATE SERVICE
R/O C/O M.G. SEREGOND, GUMASTAR COLONY
ASHRAM ROAD, VIJAYAPUR, DISTRICT VIJAYAPUR
...APPELLANT
(BY SRI. NARAYAN G. RASALKAR, ADV.)
AND
1. SANGAPPA S/O GURAPPA BAGALKOT
AGE 60 YEARS, OCC. A.S.I KESHWAPUR POLICE STATION
R/O JOLAD ONI, NEAR MALAGI CHAWL, HUBBALLI
2. TARABAI W/O MAHALINGAPPA BALIKAI
AGE:67 YEARS, OCC. HOUSEHOLD WORK
R/O BHAGWATI, TALUKA AND DISTRICT, BAGALKOT
3. MALLAVVA W/O DEVARATNA BALIKAI
AGE:65 YEARS, OCC. HOUSEHOLD WORK
R/O GANESH NAGAR, VIJAYAPUR, DISTRICT VIJAYAPUR
...RESPONDENTS
(BY SRI.SANTOSH NARAGUND, ADV. FOR R1,
R2 AND R3 ARE SERVED)
THIS RFA IS FILED UNDER SECTION 96 READ WITH ORDER
41, RULES 1 & 2 OF CPC., 1908, READ WITH SECTION 5(i) OF THE
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KARNATAKA HIGH COURT ACT, 1961, AGAINST THE JUDGMENT
AND DECREE DATED 21.01.2015, PASSED IN OS.NO.81/2013, ON
THE FILE OF II ADDITIONAL SENIOR CIVIL JUDGE, HUBBALLI,
PARTLY DECREEING THE SUIT FILED PARTITION AND SEPARATE
POSSESSION AND PERMANENT INJUNCTION.
R.F.A. NO.100248/2016:
BETWEEN
SHRI.SANGAPPA S/O GURAPPA BAGALKOT,
AGE 61 YEARS, OCC GOVT. SERVICE,
R/O JOLAD ONI, NEAR MALAGI CHAWL,
HUBBALLI.
...APPELLANT
(BY SRI. SANTOSH NARAGUND, ADV.)
AND
1. SHRI.IRANNA @ JAYDEV S/O GURAPPA BAGALAKOT,
AGE 48 YEARS, OCC PVT. SERVICE,
R/O C/O M.G. SEREGOND, GUMASTAR COLONY,
ASHRAM ROAD, VIJAYAPURA 586101,
DIST. VIJAYAPUR.
2. SMT.TARABAI W/O MAHALINGAPPA BALIKAI,
AGE: 68 YEARS, OCC: HOUSEHOLD WORK,
R/O: BHAGAVATI 587101, TQ. & DIST. BAGALKOTE.
3. SMT.MALLAVVA W/O DEVARATNA BALIKAI,
AGE: 65 YEARS, OCC: HOUSEHOLD WORK,
R/O: GANESH NAGAR, VIJAYAPURA 586101,
DIST. VIJAYAPUR.
...RESPONDENTS
(BY SRI. NARAYAN G. RASALKAR, ADV. FOR R1,
R2 SERVED)
THIS RFA IS FILED UNDER SECTION 96 OF CPC, AGAINST
THE JUDGMENT AND DECREE DATED 21.01.2015 PASSED IN O.S.
NO.81/2013 ON THE FILE OF THE II ADDITIONAL SENIOR CIVIL
JUDGE, HUBBALLI, PARTLY DECREEING THE SUIT FILED FOR
PARTITION AND SEPARATE POSSESSION AND PERMANENT
INJUNCTION.
THESE REGULAR FIRST APPEALS COMING ON FOR HEARING
THROUGH PHYSICAL HEARING/VIDEO CONFERENCING HEARING
THIS DAY, R.DEVDAS J., DELIVERED THE FOLLOWING:
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JUDGMENT
R.DEVDAS J., (ORAL):
The appellant/plaintiff and respondent No.1/defendant
No.1 have filed a compromise petition under Order 23 Rule 3
of CPC agreeing to divide the immovable property bearing
block Survey No.22 K Hissa 1 - 2 measuring 12 metres on the
north and south portions, while the property measures 22.50
metres on the eastern side and 21 metres on the western
side. The appellant and respondent No.1 have agreed to divide
the property into two i.e., 'Part A' and 'Part B'. 'Part A'
measuring 6.5 X 22.5 metres (on the western side it may be a
little lesser than 22.5 metres); and 'Part B' measuring 6.5 X
21 metres (on the eastern portion it may be a little more than
21 metres). 'Part A' shall be taken by
Iranna/appellant/plaintiff, while 'Part B' shall be taken by
Sangappa/respondent No.1/defendant No.1 in the suit.
The said property was jointly allotted to the plaintiff and
defendant No.1 as a result of oral family arrangement and the
dispute was restricted only to that portion of the property. The
other defendants remained ex parte both before the Trial
Court as well as before this Court.
Consequently, the appeal as against respondent
No.2/Tarabai and respondent No.3/Mallavva stands dismissed.
The appellant/plaintiff and respondent No.1/defendant
No.1 have agreed that they shall jointly share the expenses of
sub division of the plot and have agreed to protect the rights
of each other, if there is any dispute or litigation at the hands
of any other persons.
The appellant/plaintiff/Iranna and respondent
No.1/defendant No.1/Sangappa are present before the Court.
The contents of the compromise petition are read over and the
parties admit that they have understood the terms of the
compromise petition.
Consequently, the suit filed by the plaintiff in O.S.
No.81/2013 stands decreed in terms of the compromise
petition.
The final decree shall accordingly be drawn.
The parties shall affix their signature to the order sheet
and the learned counsel will identify the signatures.
It is ordered accordingly.
Sd/-
JUDGE
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JUDGE Rsh
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