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G.Sugunambal vs Dhanalakshmi Ammal
2022 Latest Caselaw 8659 Mad

Citation : 2022 Latest Caselaw 8659 Mad
Judgement Date : 25 April, 2022

Madras High Court
G.Sugunambal vs Dhanalakshmi Ammal on 25 April, 2022
                                                           1             C.S. No.441 of 2005

                              IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT MADRAS

                                            DATED : 25.04.2022

                                                   CORAM

                          THE HON'BLE MRS.JUSTICE V.BHAVANI SUBBAROYAN

                                             C.S.No.441 of 2005
                                                     and
                                       A.Nos.7158, 7263 & 7264 of 2018


                     C.S.No.441 of 2005

                     1. G.Sugunambal
                     2. G.Shanmugam
                     3. G.Latha
                     4. G.Deivakadacham                                       .... Plaintiffs
                                                      Vs.

                     1. Dhanalakshmi Ammal
                     2. A.P.Om Prakash Narayanan
                     3. A.P.Logabiraman
                     4. G.Sathya Keerthi
                     5. M/s. Latha Constructions
                        Rep. by its Proprietrix,
                        Mrs.Dhanalatha.

                     6. P.Venugopal                                         ... Defendants

                     (Defendants 5 & 6 are impleaded as per order, dated 17.11.2006 in
                     A.No.1048/2006 and delay condoned to carry out amendment, as per
                     order, dated 22.02.2007 in A.No.1929 of 2007)


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                                                                     2                C.S. No.441 of 2005

                     Prayer: Civil Suit filed under Order IV Rule 1 of Original Side Rules

                     read with Order VII Rule 1 CPC, 1908 CPC read with order II and IV

                     Rule 1 of O.S. Rules, seeking for a Judgment and Decree against the

                     defendants;

                                  (a) to pass a preliminary decree for partition by declaring that the
                     4th plaintiff's share 2/3rd undivided share in respect of item No.1 of the
                     property situate at No.51, 52-A, North Mada Street, Vadapalani, Chennai
                     - 26, more fully described in the plaint schedule by effecting division of
                     the property by metes and bounds and allocate two such share to the 4th
                     plaintiff or in the event o property is not divisible by metes and bounds,
                     direct the 4th defendant to effect of sale of his share of property in
                     schedule Item No.1 to the plaintiffs for a value to be fixed by this Court,
                     by appointing an Advocate Commissioner after passing of the
                     preliminary decree:


                                  (b) for a declaration that the 4th plaintiff has right, title, interest
                     over the 2/3rd undivided share in respect of Item No.1 of the property
                     situate at No.51, 52-A, North Mada Street, Vadapalani, Chennai - 26 and
                     from interfering with the peaceful possession and enjoyment of the 4th
                     plaintiff more fully described in the plaint schedule Item No.1;


                                  (c) for a declaration that the alleged settlement deed, dated
                     21.04.1999 executed by the 1st defendant in favour of the 2nd and 3rd

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                                                                 3              C.S. No.441 of 2005

                     defendants herein by a document registered as document No.3234 of
                     1999 in the office of the Sub-Registrar, Kodambakkam, as sham and
                     nominal and the same is not binding upon the plaintiffs with respect to
                     Item No.2, viz., at No.119 and 120 Old No.28B, Pillaiyar Koil Street,
                     Arumbakkam, Chennai -106 more fully described in the plaint schedule
                     and for the consequential relief of declaration that the plaintiffs are the
                     absolute owners of the property situated at Door Nos. 119 and 120 Old
                     No.28B, Pillaiyar Koil Street, Arumbakkam, Chennai -106 more fully
                     described in the schedule I, Item No.2 to the plaint (amended as per
                     order, dated 30.06.2017 made in A.No.3453 of 2017 in C.S. No.441 of
                     2005); and


                                  (d) for permanent injunction restraining the defendants, their
                     agents, servants or any person or persons claiming through them from
                     alienating or dealing with the suit items No.1 and 2 except in accordance
                     with law.

                                       For Plaintiffs    : Mr.R.Thiyagarajan

                                       For Defendants    : Mr.K.P.H.Thulasiraman for D1
                                                           Mr.S.Muthukumar for D2 and D3
                                                           Mr.R.Thirugnanam for D4
                                                           Mr.Ashokapathy
                                                         for M/s. Pathy and Pathy for D5 and D6




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                                                              4                 C.S. No.441 of 2005

                     A.Nos.7158, 7263 & 7264 of 2018

                     G. Sathya Keerthi                               ...Applicant/4th Defendant
                                                                        (in All the Applications)
                                                         .Vs.
                     G. Deivakadacham                                ...Respondent/4th Plaintiff
                                                                        (in All the Applications)
                     Prayer:

                     in A.No.:7263 of 2018: To pass a final Decree that the Item No.1 of the
                     Suit properties be divided into 2/3rd shares and the applicant/4th
                     defendant be allotted with 2/3rd share and put in possession of such
                     share.

                     in A.No.:7264 of 2018: In the event of incapability of such division, the
                     4th plaintiff/respondent herein be and is hereby directed to sell his 1/3rd
                     share of the item No.1 of the suit properties to the applicant/4th
                     defendant for a value to be fixed by this Hon'ble Court.


                     In A.No.7158 of 2018 : To appoint an Advocate Commissioner to
                     inspect and divide the item No.1 of the suit properties by metes and
                     bounds into 2/3rd share and allot such share to the applicant/4th
                     defendant and file his report to that effect along with plan.


                                  For Applicant/Plaintiff-4       : Ms. Vasudha Thiagarajan
                                  For Respondent/Defendant-4 : Mr. R. Thirugnanam
                                              (in All the Applications)
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                                                                      5                 C.S. No.441 of 2005

                                                        JUDGMENT

When the matter came up for hearing today, the learned counsel for

both parties would jointly submit that the parties have settled the matter

between themselves. Accordingly, a Joint Memorandum of Compromise

has been filed before this Court having signature of both the parties

concerned as well as their respective counsels. The parties have also

affirmed the facts that they have entered into a Joint memo of

compromise as per the details given below:

JOINT MEMO OF COMPROMISE FILED BY THE 4th PLAINTIFF AND 4th DEFENDANT

The Applicant/4th Defendant and the Respondent/4th Plaintiff state as follows:

This Hon'ble Court was pleased to pass a Judgment and Decree dated 23.04.2018 in C.S.No.441 of 2005 as follows:

"That G.Sathya Keerthi, the 4th Defendant herein shall be entitled to 2/3rd share in the first item of the suit property morefully setout in the schedule hereunder by effecting division of the suit property by metes and bounds.

2. That in the event of incapability of such division, the fourth plaintiff herein be and is hereby directed to sell his 1/3rd share of the first item of the property to as defendant for a value to be fixed by this Court

3. That the suit in C.S. No. 441 of 2005 do stand dismissed.

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4. That there shall be no costs of this suit."

2. It is submitted that the respondent/4th Plaintiff and the Plaintiffs 1 to 3 in the Suit have filed O.S.A.Nos 481 and 482 of 2018 challenging the said Judgment and Decree dated 23.04.2018 made in C.S.No. 441 of 2005 and the said O.S.A Nos. 481 and 482 of 2018 were dismissed as not pressed by a Judgment and Decree dated 18.02.2022.

3. It is submitted that the Judgment and Decree dated 23.04.2018 made in C.S.No.441 of 2005 have become final and conclusive between the Applicant and the Respondent.

4. Both the parties agree that the item No.1 of Suit Schedule property comprising the shares of both parties is incapable of division and hence the same shall be sold in the open market for the Sale Consideration mutually agreed by the Applicant and the Respondent and the same shall be divided by them in the allotted proportionate share of 2/3rd and 1/3rd between the Applicant and the Respondent respectively as per the Preliminary Decree made in C.S.No.441 of 2005 dated 23.04.2018.

5. Both the Parties agree that no bookings in the Kalyana Mandapam i.e., Item No.1 of the Suit Schedule property shall be done from to-day till the disposal of the same by sale as above.

6. It is further agreed that Applicant and the Respondent shall share the expenses towards the sale and liabilities standing over the said suit property in the ratio of their entitlement.

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7. The Applicant and the respondent have no mutual claims whatsoever against each other except to the extent indicated as stated supra.

8. The Parties agree to have final decree passed in the above terms.

9. That both the parties shall bear their respective costs.

3. In view of the same, the Joint memo of compromise is recorded

and accordingly, final decree is passed in terms of the compromise. The

memo of compromise shall form part of the decree. No Costs.

4. In the result, the Applications in A.No.7264 of 2018 and

A.No.7263 of 2018 are allowed and the A.No.7158 of 2018 is closed.



                                                                                        25.04.2022


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V.BHAVANI SUBBAROYAN, J., Lbm

C.S.No.441 of 2005 and A.Nos.7158, 7263 & 7264 of 2018

25.04.2022

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