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Jameelabi vs Beefathummabi
2021 Latest Caselaw 17805 Ker

Citation : 2021 Latest Caselaw 17805 Ker
Judgement Date : 1 September, 2021

Kerala High Court
Jameelabi vs Beefathummabi on 1 September, 2021
               IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM
                               PRESENT
          THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE DEVAN RAMACHANDRAN
   WEDNESDAY, THE 1ST DAY OF SEPTEMBER 2021 / 10TH BHADRA, 1943
                       WP(C) NO. 11861 OF 2020
PETITIONER:

          JAMEELABI, AGED 64 YEARS
          W/O.KASIM KOYA, KUTTILAMADA HOUSE, AGATTI ISLAND, PIN-
          682553, U.T. OF LAKSHADWEEP, NOW STAYING AT CC-17/1721
          A, DR.SIVARAMAPANIKKAR LANE, PERUMPADAPPU, PALLURUTHY,
          KOCHI-6.

          BY ADV M.H.HANIS



RESPONDENTS:

    1     BEEFATHUMMABI, AGED 49 YEARS
          W/O.HAMZA KOYA, KUTTILAMADA HOUSE, AGATTI ISLAND, PIN-
          682553

    2     SAYED MOHAMMED,
          AGED 71 YEARS, S/O.ABDUL KHADER KOYA HAJI, KUTTILAMADA
          HOUSE, AGATTI ISLAND, PIN-682553.

    3     KUNJIMASHABI,
          AGED 56 YEARS, D/O.ABDUL KHADER KOYA HAJI, KUTTILAMADA
          HOUSE, AGATTI ISLAND, PIN-682553.

    4     M.C.KOYA,
          CIVIL POLICE OFFICER, AGATTI POLICE STATION, AGATTI
          ISLAND, U.T. OF LAKSHADWEEP, PIN-682553.

    5     K.P.KOYA HAJI,
          AGED 70 YEARS, S/O.KUNHIKOYA, THEKK KEELAPURA, AGATTI
          ISLAND, U.T. OF LAKSHADWEEP, PIN-682553.

    6     C.ABOOBAKER,
          ARCS (RTD.), CHERIYAPURA, AGATTI ISLAND, U.T. OF
          LAKSHADWEEP, PIN-682553.

    7     HAMZA KOYA,
          AGED 46 YEARS, S/O.KUTTIKOYA, KUTTILAMADA HOUSE AGATTI
          ISLAND, PIN-682553.
 WP(C) NO. 11861 OF 2020
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     8          ANZAR,
                AGED 23 YEARS, S/O.HAMZA KOYA, KUTTILAMADA
                HOUSE, AGATTI ISLAND, PIN-682553.

     9          SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE,
                KAVARATTI ISLAND, U.T. OF LAKSHADWEEP, PIN-
                682555.

    10          STATION HOUSE OFFICER,
                AGATTI POLICE STATION, AGATTI ISLAND, U.T. OF
                LAKSHADWEEP, PIN-682553.

            SRI.P.K.IBRAHIM
            SRI.MANU.S, SCGC,
            KUM.SREEJI K.B.

            SRI E.C BINEESH-GOVERNMENT PLEADER

            SRI.S.MANU, CENTRAL GOVERNMENT COUNSEL




         THIS    WRIT   PETITION    (CIVIL)   HAVING   COME   UP    FOR
ADMISSION        ON   01.09.2021,   THE   COURT   ON   THE   SAME   DAY
DELIVERED THE FOLLOWING:
 WP(C) NO. 11861 OF 2020
                                        3


                                  JUDGMENT

The petitioner has approached this Court alleging that

she is facing threats and intimidation from respondents 1 to

8 and that the said respondents are even trespassing into

her property and demolishing standing structures thereon.

2. The petitioner says that on account of Covid - 19

pandemic restrictions, she has been unable to return to her

native place of Lakshdweep and that this has been taken

advantage of by the party respondent s in committing their

nefarious activities. The petitioner submits that she, therefore,

was forced to approach respondent Nos.9 and 10 with Ext.P5

petition and Ext.P4 complaint respectively seeking police

protection; but that no action has been taken by the said

respondents because the fourth respondent is a Civil Police

Officer attached to the Agatti Police Station. The petitioner

thus prays that this Court direct respondents 9 and 10 to take

appropriate action on her complaint within a time frame to be

fixed.

3. Sri.S.Manu, learned Senior Central Government

Counsel appearing for the Lakshdweep Administration,

however, submitted that the afore allegations made by the WP(C) NO. 11861 OF 2020

petitioner, through her learned counsel Sri.Hanis M.H., have

been found to be untrue when an investigation was conducted

into them by the Police; and he added that a statement has

been filed on behalf of respondents 9 and 10, wherein, it has

been averred that there are civil disputes between the parties

and that the Police cannot involve in them. He then submitted

that if this Court is so inclined, necessary action will be taken

by the Police to ensure that there is no violation of law and

order by any of the parties and that their lives will be protected

from threats against each other. He prayed that this writ

petition be ordered only on such terms.

4. Sri.P.K.Ibrahim, learned counsel appearing for

respondents 1 to 5 and 8, submitted that a counter affidavit

has been filed by his clients, producing therewith certain

documents, which show that Ext.R1(A) agreement had been

validly entered into between the parties; and he alleged that

the attempt of the petitioner in having approached this Court

is to violate it and to then obtain undue advantage. He,

however, added that his clients have not and will not commit

any act which would be prejudicial to the petitioner's life or

her property and therefore, prayed that this writ petition be

dismissed.

WP(C) NO. 11861 OF 2020

5. In reply, Sri.Hanis M.H., the learned counsel for the

petitioner, submitted that Ext.R1(A) - which is same as

Ext.P3 - has not been executed by his client and that it has

been obtained by the Police without her junction. He

submitted that, therefore, no rights can emanate to the party

respondents from the same.

6. When I consider the afore submissions, it is rendered

ineluctable that there are civil disputes between the parties

and that the same have not been yet resolved. Obviously,

therefore, the Police cannot intervene in any such and that

their obligation is only to ensure that the law and order is

maintained and that there is no infraction of peace in the

area on account of such internecine disputes.

7. In the afore circumstances, I allow this writ petition

and direct respondents 9 and 10 to ensure that the lives of

the petitioner, as well as that of the party respondents, are

sufficiently protected from each other and that none of them

commit any act which is contrary to law and which will have

the effect of violating law and order or of breaching peace

in the area in question. Additionally, the respondents 9 and

10 are also directed to initiate necessary action as and when

any complaint is received from any of the parties as per law, WP(C) NO. 11861 OF 2020

swiftly and quickly without any avoidable delay.

Needless to say, respondents 9 and 10 will ensure that

the properties of the parties are sufficiently protected and

that none of them take law into their own hands with respect

to the same in any manner whatsoever.

Sd/- DEVAN RAMACHANDRAN JUDGE stu WP(C) NO. 11861 OF 2020

APPENDIX OF WP(C) 11861/2020

PETITIONER EXHIBITS

EXHIBIT P1 TRUE COPY OF INTERIM ORDER DATED 1.2.2018 IN I.A.NO.12/2018 IN O.S.NO.2/2013.

EXHIBIT P2 TRUE COPY OF ORDER DATED 26.8.2019 IN I.A.NO.28/2019 IN O.S.NO.8/2019.

EXHIBIT P3 TRUE COPY OF THE SAID SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT DATED NIL.

EXHIBIT P4 TRUE COPY OF THE COMPLAINT DATED 7.4.2020 FILED BEFORE THE 10TH RESPONDENT.

EXHIBIT P5 TRUE COPY OF THE PETITION DATED 15.4.2020 FILED BEFORE THE 9TH RESPONDENT.

 
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