Citation : 2022 Latest Caselaw 11159 Kant
Judgement Date : 27 July, 2022
1
IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA
DHARWAD BENCH
DATED THIS THE 27 T H DAY OF JULY, 2022
BEFORE
THE HON'BLE MR.JUSTICE N.S. SANJAY
GOWDA
M.F.A.NO.101253/2022
BETWEEN :
MR.RESHMA
W/O.PRADEEP KARLATTI
AGE: 33 YEARS
OCC: DOCTOR
R/O.WARD NO.12, MANGALWARPETH
BANHATTI,
TAL: JAMKHANDI,
BAGALKOT
.....APPELLANT
(BY SRI.SHARAD M.PATIL, ADV.)
AND :
1. ABBEEDA
W/O.ASHRAFALI YAKUNDI
AGE: 67 YEARS
OCC: HOUSEHOLD
R/O.HOUSE NO.69/1, 3RD STREET
SHIVAJI NAGAR
BELAGAVI-590 016
2. SHAHZADBEGUM
W/O.ABDULRASHID NIZAMI
AGE: 60 YEARS
OCC: HOUSEHOLD
2
R/O.CTS-10288 A
PANJIBAB, SHIVAJI NAGAR
BELAGAVI-590 016
3. IRFAN
S/O.ABDULRASHID NIZAMI
AGE: 35 YEARS
OCC: BUSINESS
R/O.CTS-10288 A,
PANJIBAB, SHIVAJI NAGAR
BELAGAVI-590 016
4. SHIREEN
D/O.ABDULRASHID NIZAMI
AGE: 33 YEARS
OCC: HOUSEHOLD
R/O.CTS-10288 A,
PANJIBAB, SHIVAJI NAGAR
BELAGAVI-590 016
5. IMAM
S/O.ABDULRASHID NIZAMI
AGE: 30 YEARS
OCC: BUSINESS
R/O.CTS-10288 A,
PANJIBAB, SHIVAJI NAGAR
BELAGAVI-590 016
6. ZEENAT
S/O.ABDULRASHID NIZAMI
AGE: 28 YEARS
OCC: HOUSEHOLD
R/O.CTS-10288 A,
PANJIBAB, SHIVAJI NAGAR
BELAGAVI-590 016
7. NAZREENBANU
W/O.ABDULQAYYUM NIZAMI
AGE: 57 YEARS
OCC: HOUSEHOLD
R/O.SIDDHARTH COLONY
3
1ST CROSS, DHARWAD-588 008
8. MOHAMMED SHARIQ
S/O. ABDULQAYYUM NIZAMI
AGE: 25 YEARS
OCC: BUSINESS
R/O.SIDDHARTH COLONY
1ST CROSS, DHARWAD-588 008
9. MOHAMMED TARIQ
S/O.ABDULQAYYUM NIZAMI
AGE: 26 YEARS
OCC: HOUSEHOLD
R/O.SIDDHARTH COLONY
1ST CROSS, DHARWAD-588 008
..... RESPONDENTS
(BY SRI.A.D.NADAF, ADVOCATE FOR R1
R2 DISPENSED WITH)
THIS APPEAL IS FILED UNDER ORDER 43 RULES
1 (R) R/W SECTION 104 OF THE CODE OF CIVIL
PROCEDURE, AGAINST THE ORDER DATED
08.03.2022 PASSED IN O.S. NO.44/2022 ON THE
FILE OF THE THIRD ADDITIONAL SENIOR CIVIL
JUDGE AND CHIEF JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE ,
BELAGAVI, PARTLY ALLOWING THE IA NO.1 FILED
U/O. XXXIX RULE 1 AND 2 R/W SEC.151 OF CPC AND
ETC.
THIS APPEAL COMING ON FOR FURTHER
HEARING, THIS DAY, THE COURT DELIVERED THE
FOLLOWING:
4
JUDGMENT
1. This appeal is filed challenging the grant of an
injunction whereby the 9th defendant is restrained from
putting up further construction in the suit schedule 'B'
property till the disposal of the suit.
2. The Trial Court has noticed that the 9th defendant
had purchased the suit schedule 'B' property from
defendants 6 to 8 and the suit being the one for
partition, it would cause irreparable injury to the
plaintiff, if the 9th defendant is permitted to put up
further construction and thereby alter the nature of the
suit schedule 'B' property.
3. The Trial Court has observed that if the
construction would be permitted, there would be severe
difficulty arising at the time of division of plaintiff's share
in the event the suit is to be decreed. In my view, the
reasoning of the Trial Court is just and proper and does
not call for interference. Appeal is, therefore, dismissed.
Sd/-
JUDGE pks* CT:AN
Publish Your Article
Campus Ambassador
Media Partner
Campus Buzz
LatestLaws.com presents: Lexidem Offline Internship Program, 2026
LatestLaws.com presents 'Lexidem Online Internship, 2026', Apply Now!