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Delhi District Court

Cs No. 1105/18 vs (1.) Satish Wadhwa on 10 September, 2018

                   IN THE COURT OF SH. VIKRANT VAID: 
                            ACJ/CCJ/ARC­(SE),
                        SAKET COURTS, NEW DELHI


CS No. 1105/18
Nitin Aggarwal 
S/o Sh.  Madan Lal Aggarwal 
R/o Gali no.4, Balbir Nagar Extension,
Shahdara, Delhi­110032.                                             ............. Plaintiff

                                            Versus
(1.) Satish Wadhwa
S/o Late L.C. Wadhwa 

(2.) Usha Wadhwa
W/o Sh. Satish Wadhwa 

Both R/o­W­23, 3rd floor,
Greater Kailash Part­II,  New Delhi.                       ...........Defendants
              
               Date of Institution :  17.08.2018
               Date of judgment   :  10.09.2018


                      JUDGMENT UNDER ORDER XII RULE 6 CPC


     1.

  It is a suit for permanent and mandatory injunction.

The   present   judgment   has   been   necessitated   on   account   of statement made by  Ld.  counsel for defendants on 10.09.2018.

2.   Brief facts of the plaintiff's case are that  the plaintiff is carrying on his business /work  from the  first floor (front side) of   property   bearing   no.M­68,   M   block   market,   Greater   Kailash Part­I,   New   Delhi­110048    (henceforth     referred   to   as   'suit Nitin Aggarwal vs. Satish Wadhwa & Anr. CS No. 1105/18 Page 1 of 4 property')  vide Leave & License Agreement dated 18.04.2017 in the name and style "Total Relax Spa".   The said   tenancy was created  for a period of three years  commencing  from  01.07.2017 till  30.06.2020 for a monthly licence fee of Rs.2,75,000/­.  During the execution of said agreement  and in compliance of the terms of the   same,     plaintiff   paid     a   sum   of   Rs.     8,25,000/­   by   way   of cheques     and   also     handed   over   72   undated   cheques   to   the defendants.     However,     upon   insistence   of     defendants,     the plaintiff is making payment of rent  in cash to the defendants.  In the second week of July 2018, defendants approached the plaintiff and expressed their need   for cash and requested the plaintiff to pay   six   months   rent     in   advance.   Upon   persistent   request   and insistence of defendants, plaintiff  paid a sum of Rs. 15,50,000/­ in cash to the defendants on 18.07.2018 through one Amarpal and no receipt for the same was also given to the plaintiff.  It is averred that   since   last   week   of   July   2018,     defendants   through   their agent/employee Amarpal and  other associates have been visiting the   tenanted premises  and creating nuisance by entring forcibly and   raising voice   and hurling   abuses   which has resulted in financial   loss   to   the   plaintiff   and   is   causing   damage   to   the reputation  and business of plaintiff.    It is averred that defendants are  now  threatening  the plaintiff  & his employees  to dispossess them from the  tenanted premises. Hence, the present suit was filed by the plaintiff praying for the following relief: 

a) a decree of permanent injunction in favour of the plaintiff and against the defendants, restraining the defendants, their agents,   associates,   official   employees,   relatives/family members,   legal   heirs   etc.   thereby   permanently   restraining him/them     from   creating   any   nuisance     or Nitin Aggarwal vs. Satish Wadhwa & Anr. CS No. 1105/18 Page 2 of 4 hindrance/obstruction   in   the   peaceful   running   of bsiness/SPA  by the plaintiff  at  suit property.
b) a decree of permanent injunction in favour of the plaintiff and against the defendants, restraining the defendants, their agents,   associates,   official   employees,   relatives/family members,   legal   heirs   etc.   thereby   permanently   restraining him/them   from   forcibly   evicting   /removing     the   plaintiff from any part or portion  of  the suit property.
c)   a   decree   of   mandatory   injunction     in   favour   of     the plaintiff and against the defendants     thereby directing   the defendants to  return 72 undated  cheques to the plaintiff. 

3.   On 18.08.2018, Ld. Counsel for the plaintiff withdrew his relief  no. (iii) from the prayer clause of the plaint. 

4.   The relationship of licensor and licensee  is  admitted by the  defendants. Further, even the possession of the plaintiff is also   admitted.   On   10.09.2018,   Ld.   counsel   for   the   defendants made   a   statement   that     the  defendants  shall   not   dispossess   the plaintiff from the suit property except  in accordance with law  and further shall not  obstruct or create any  hindrance in the peaceful enjoyment   of the plaintiff in the suit property in the following words:  

"I am counsel for defendants. I have instructions from defendants to state that without admitting the allegations made in the plaint and with prejudice to their rights and contentions   the   defendants   shall   not   dispossess   the plaintiff from  the suit property i.e. 1st Floor, Front Side of property no. M­68, M­Block, Greater  Kailash­ I, New Delhi­ 110048 and further that they shall not do any act which   shall   be   obstructing   the   plaintiff   in   peaceful enjoyment of the suit property.  The defendants admit the relationship   of   licensor   and   licensee   qua   the   suit property. The defendants shall take lawful recourse for getting the plaintiff evicted from the suit property."
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5.   As   such,   in   view   of   the   above   statement, defendants   have   admitted   the   claim   of   the   plaintiff   to   the extent that he is in possession of the suit property and shall not   be   disposessed   without   due   process   of   law.   On 18.08.2018, Ld. Counsel for the plaintiff withdrew the relief of  directing  the defendants to  return 72 undated  cheques to the plaintiff  of the prayer clause  of the plaint. Therefore, the suit of the plaintiff is decreed to the extent that the defendants are   permanently   restrained   from   disposessing   the   plaintiff from the suit property without due process of law and also from creating any obstruction or hindrance   in the peaceful possession/enjoyment  of the plaintiff in the suit property.

6.   Costs of the suit to be borne by the respective parties.

7.   Decree sheet be prepared accordingly.

                 Announced in the open court         (Vikrant Vaid)   
                 on 10th September, 2018                 ACJ/CCJ/ARC­(SE), 
                                                        Saket Courts/New Delhi




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