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Bangalore District Court

Sri. H.B.Chandrashekar vs ) Sri. R.K. Murthy on 19 November, 2015

  IN THE COURT OF XXXIX ADDITIONAL CITY CIVIL JUDGE
                  BANGALORE CITY

              Dated on this the 19th day of November 2015


                  Present: Smt. Hemavathi, BBM,LL.B,
                         XXXIX Additional City Civil & Judge,
                         Bangalore City.


IN O.S.NO.9332/2007

Plaintiffs:
                            Sri. H.B.Chandrashekar
                            Since dead by his L.Rs.,

                      1)    Smt. C.B. Jayamma
                            W/o late Chandrashekar
                            Aged about 59 years

                      2)    Smt. H.C. Mamatha
                            D/o late Chandrashekar
                            Aged about 33 years

                      3)    Sri. H.C. Sudhakar
                            S/o late Chandrashekar
                            Aged about 32 years

                      4)    Smt. H.C. Shubha
                            D/o late Chandrashekar
                            Aged about 30 years

                            All are R/at No.612/2,
                            Shivakrupa Nilaya, Doorvaninaga
                            B. Channasandra
                            Bangalore -560 043.



                                  [By Sri. AB, Advocate]

                                  V/s.
                                    2        O.S.No.9332/2007 & 5634/2008




Defendants:
                   1)   Sri. R.K. Murthy
                        S/o late G. Ramaswamy
                        Aged about 35 years
                        R/at No.902, 31st Cross,
                        28th Main, Tilak Nagar,
                        Bangalore -560 041.

                   2)   Sri. A. Kodhanda Reddy
                        S/o Abbaiah Reddy
                        Aged about 60 years

                   3)   Sri. K. Mahesh
                        S/o A. Kodanda Reddy
                        Aged about 38 years

                   4)   Sri. K. Ramesh
                        S/o A. Kodanda Reddy
                        Aged about 35 years

                        Defendants No.2 to 4 are
                        R/at No.536, Arakere Village,
                        Bannerghatta Road
                        Bangalore -560 076.

                                  [By Sri.NSR, Advocate]

                               


Date of Institution of the suit   :    04.12.2007

Nature of suit                    :    Injunction suit
Date of commencement of
                                  :    08.01.2010
evidence
Date on which the judgment
                                  :    19.11.2015
is pronounced
                                         Years           Months   Days
Duration taken for disposal       :
                                          07              11       15
                              3       O.S.No.9332/2007 & 5634/2008




IN O.S.NO.5634/2008

Plaintiff:
                      Sri. R.K. Murthy
                      S/o late Ramaswamy
                      Aged about 35 years
                      R/at No.902, 31st Cross,
                      28th Main, Tilak Nagar,
                      Bangalore -560 041.

                            [By Sri. AB, Advocate]

                           V/s.

Defendants:
                1)    Sri. H.B.Chandrashekar
                      S/o H.B. Basavegowda
                      Since deceased by his L.Rs.,

                1(a) Smt. C.B. Jayamma
                     W/o late Chandrashekar
                     Aged about 54 years

                1(b) Smt. H.C. Mamatha
                     D/o late Chandrashekar
                     Aged about 33 years

                1)    Sri. H.C. Sudhakar
                      S/o late Chandrashekar
                      Aged about 32 years

                2)    Smt. H.C. Shubha
                      D/o late Chandrashekar
                      Aged about 30 years

                      All are R/at No.618
                      Omkarnagar
                      Bangalore -560 076.

                            [By Sri.NSR, Advocate]
                           
                                    4        O.S.No.9332/2007 & 5634/2008




Date of Institution of the suit    :   13.08.2008

Nature of suit                     :   Injunction suit
Date of commencement of
                                   :   08.01.2010
evidence
Date on which the judgment is
                                   :   19.11.2015
pronounced
                                         Years           Months   Days
Duration taken for disposal        :
                                          07              03       06



                       COMMON JUDGMENT

       The plaintiff in O.S.No.9332/2007 is the defendant in

O.S.No.5634/2008 and plaintiff in O.S.No.5634/2008 is the

defendant in O.S.No.9332/2007.          During the pendency of the

suit, this defendant dead and his Lrs., are the defendant brought

on record.



       2.     The suit in O.S.No.9332/2007 is initially filed for the

relief of permanent injunction to restrain the defendant, his

agents, servants or anybody claiming under them from interfering

with the plaintiff's peaceful possession and enjoyment of the suit

schedule property.      During the pendency of the suit, the plaintiff

got amended the plaint claiming for the relief of declaration to

declare that the plaintiff is the absolute owner of the suit schedule
                                     5         O.S.No.9332/2007 & 5634/2008




property and to declare that the sale deed dated 07.05.2003

alleged to have been executed by the defendants No.2 to 4 in

favour of the defendant is null and void and not binding on the

plaintiffs right over the suit schedule property.



      3.     The plaintiff in O.S.No.5634/2008 filed a suit for the

relief of permanent injunction to restrain the defendant and to

declare that the plaintiff is the absolute owner of the suit schedule

property by virtue of sale deed dated 07.05.2003 obtained by him

from A. Kodanda Reddy and his children and for the relief of

permanent injunction to restrain the defendant, his men or

anybody claiming under him from causing interference to the

plaintiffs peaceful possession and enjoyment of the suit schedule

property and such other reliefs with cost.



      4.     The    brief   facts       of   the   plaintiffs   case   in

O.S.No.9332/2007 is that one A. Kodanda Reddy S/o Abbaiah

Reddy of Arakere Village was the absolute owner of the property

bearing Sy.No. 95 & 96, he formed a residential sites as per plan

and site No.30, Khatha No.436/2, House List No.459/2 situated at

Arakere Villager, Hulimavu measuring 40 X 35 feet was sold in

favour of this plaintiff through registered sale deed dated
                                   6       O.S.No.9332/2007 & 5634/2008




06.02.1992 by Kodanad Reddy and since then the plaintiff has

been peaceful possession and enjoyment of the said property and

the defendant utter stranger to the suit schedule property he has

no right, title or interest over the suit schedule property.   Inspite

of that on 30.11.2007 at about 10.00 p.m. when the plaintiff along

with his family members came near the suit schedule property to

erect the building on the suit schedule property, the defendant

along with his henchmen came near there trespassed the suit

schedule property, assaulted the plaintiff to carryout his legal

work and picked up quarrel with him. though, the plaintiff resisted

the illegal act of the defendant with great difficulty, the defendant

while going back threatened that he will come again and

dispossessed him from the possession of the suit schedule

property hence, filed the suit for permanent injunction.



      5.     During the pendency of the suit, the plaintiff got

amended the plaint claiming the relief of the declaration and

inserted a para-3(a) stating that he is the absolute owner in

possession of the suit schedule property. The defendant has filed

written statement on 26.03.2008 and subsequently filed the in

O.S.No.5634/2008 and taken a contention that the proposed

defendants No.2 to 4 alleged to have been executed a sale deed
                                 7        O.S.No.9332/2007 & 5634/2008




dated 07.05.2003 and this aspect has not been stated in the

written statement.   The defendants No.2 to 4 have created a

fraudulent sale deed and said sale deed is fabricated and forged

document and void document and it is not binding on the plaintiff.



      6.    The defendant No.1 has filed written statement

denying the averments made in the plaint and contended that the

Sy.No.95 & 96/3 along with other agricultural properties came to

the share of one Abbaiah Reddy in the family partition deed dated

02.04.1972 and said Abbaiah Reddy formed a residential layout

in the said survey numbers. On 06.05.1991 said Abbaiah Reddy

had executed a GPA in favour of his son Kodanda Reddy in

respect of sites formed in Sy.No.95 & 96/3 including the suit

schedule site No.30 believing that his son Kodanda Reddy would

hold the power on his behalf truly to represent his interest. But

later Kodanda Reddy acted adversarly to the Abbaiah Reddy,

considering improper behavior of Kodanda Reddy revoked the

GPA granted in favour of Kodanda Reddy by executing a deed of

revocation on 08.05.1991 within 3 days from the date of execution

and informed the same to Kodanda Reddy regarding the same.

Earlier to execution of the sale deed by Kodanda Reddy and his

sons in favour of defendant, there was an agreement entered into
                                  8       O.S.No.9332/2007 & 5634/2008




regarding the sale of the schedule property in order to bind the

terms and conditions and Kodanda Reddy has no independent

right, title and interest over the entire or part of Sy.No.95 & 96/3

situated at Arakere Village. Hence, Kodanda Reddy cannot deal

with the said property.     In the sale deed, the said property

purchased by the defendant has been described as site

No.230/21 instead of site No.30 and other aspects like

measurements and the boundaries existing on that day it is

bonafide mistake. By virtue of family settlement entered between

Abbaiah Reddy with his children and grand children dated

18.02.2002, the property bearing Sy.No.230/21 felt to the share of

Kodanda Reddy and his children.        Subsequently, khatha was

mutated in the name of Kodanda Reddy. Hence, Kodanda Reddy

and his children became the absolute owner of the said

properties.   Said Kodanda Reddy along with his two sons

executed an absolute sale deed in favour of the defendant for

valuable consideration. This defendant has purchased the said

property and got changed the khatha in his name. Since, the

GPA executed by Abbaiah Reddy in favour of Kodanda Reddy

was revoked on 08.05.1991.       Kodanda Reddy had no right to

execute the sale deed in favour of the plaintiff, said sale deed had

no legal value. Hence, prayed to dismiss the suit with cost.
                                 9       O.S.No.9332/2007 & 5634/2008




      7.      The defendants No.3 and 4 have filed written

statement denying the averments of the plaint and contended that

the Sy.No.95 & 96/3 situated at Arekere Village along with other

properties were inherited by Abbaiah Reddy who is the paternal

grand father of these defendants in family partition deed dated

02.04.1972 and he had formed a residential layout on

06.05.1991.     Abbaiah Reddy executed a GPA in favour of

defendant No.2 in respect of Sy.No.95 & 96/3 including suit

schedule property to represent him truly but said Kodanda Reddy

began to act adversely on 08.05.1991 hence Abbaiah Reddy

revoked the GPA and intimated the same to the defendant No.2.

There was an agreement entered into prior to sale in favour of the

defendant No.1 by defendants No.2 to 4 and in view of revocation

of GPA the defendant No.2 has lost interest to represent Abbaiah

Reddy therefore, defendant No.2 had no exclusive right, title and

interest over Sy.No.95 & 96/3 and by virtue of family settlement

between Abbaiah Reddy and his children and grand children

dated 18.02.2002 the properties bearing Sy.No.95 & 96/3 felt to

the share of the defendant No.2 and his children therefore, khatha

was mutated in their names and they became the co-owners of

the property and khatha effected in their names and defendant

No.2 had no right to execute a registered sale deed in favour of
                                     10        O.S.No.9332/2007 & 5634/2008




plaintiff and therefore, the sale deed executed the defendant No.2

is legal barred. The defendants No.2 to 4 who had competency

to sell the properties in question rightfully and legally conveyed

the same in favour of the defendant No.1 by executing a proper

deed of conveyance on 20.03.2003 for valuable consideration

hence, the plaintiff cannot claim right on the basis of fraudulent

document. Therefore, prayed to dismiss the suit with cost.



      8.      The defendant No.2 has not filed written statement.



      9.      The defendant No.1 filed additional written statement

denying the averments made in para-3(a) of the plaint.



      10.     On the basis of the pleadings of the parties, this court

has framed the following issues and Additional issues:

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                                    11        O.S.No.9332/2007 & 5634/2008




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      Addl. Issues:-

            1) Whether the plaintiff proves that the sale
               deed dated 07.05.2003 executed by
               defendants No.2 to 4 in favour of the 1st
               defendant is not binding on him?

            2) Whether the plaintiff is entitled for the relief
               of declaration as prayed?


      11.   The    brief   facts        of   the    plaintiff   case   in

O.S.No.5634/2008 is that in Sy.No. 95 & 96/3 along with other

items felt to the share of Abbaiah Reddy through family partition

deed dated 02.04.1972 and Abbaiah Reddy formed sites in the

said properties by forming a layout.               Said Abbaiah Reddy

executed a GPA in favour of Kodanda Reddy in respect of sites

formed in Sy.No.95 & 96/3 to represent him but said Kodanda

Reddy acted adversely hence, Abbaiah Reddy revoked the GPA

on 08.05.1991.     Thereafter, Abbaiah Reddy along with his

children and grand children effected family settlement on

18.02.2002 in which khatha No.233/12 measuring 40 X 35 feet

formed out of Sy.No.95 of Arakere Village, which is suit schedule

property felt to the share of Kodanda Reddy.               Subsequently,
                                  12      O.S.No.9332/2007 & 5634/2008




khatha was changed in his name on 20.02.2003. Said Kodanda

Reddy along with his children entered into contract to sell the

property in favour of the plaintiff agreeing for Rs.1,75,000/- and

received advance amount of Rs.75,000/- and executed a sale

deed on 07.05.2003 by receiving balance of sale consideration in

favour of the plaintiff, since then handed over the vacant

possession of the schedule property to the plaintiff, khata was in

the name of the plaintiff he had right, title and interest over the

property inspite of that defendant obtained an alleged sale deed

on 06.02.1992 from A.Kodanda Reddy alone who acted as GPA

on behalf of Abbaiah Reddy in respect of the suit schedule

property.   Therefore, the defendant did not derive any right, title

and interest in respect of the schedule property. Inspite of that

the defendant filed suit in O.S.No.9332/2007 claiming the relief of

permanent injunction in respect of the suit schedule property and

attempting to interfere with the plaintiff's possession of the

schedule property. The defendant is not in possession of the suit

schedule property either on 06.02.1992 or subsequently and on

03.08.2008 the defendant attempted to take out the construction

in the suit schedule property.     Though, the plaintiff foiled his

attempt the defendant while going away from the suit schedule
                                 13      O.S.No.9332/2007 & 5634/2008




property to declared that he would come again to disturb the

possession of the schedule property. Hence, filed this suit.



      12.   The defendant has filed written statement contending

that the suit is filed to harass the defendant and alleged deed of

revocation regarding the revocation of power of attorney dated

06.05.1991 executed by Abbaiah Reddy in favour of Kodanda

Reddy is false and it is created by the plaintiff to make a false

claim over the schedule property and Abbaiah Reddy and his

children and grand children have no right to effect the family

settlement on 18.02.2002 and the alleged agreement dated

20.02.2003 said to have been executed by Kodanda Reddy are

concocted and fraudulent documents.       Further contended that

Kodanda Reddy is the absolute owner of the property bearing

Sy.No.95 & 96 formed a residential sites as per the plan and in

the sites so formed, Site No.30, khatha No.436/2, House List

No.450/3 situated at Arakere Village, measuring 40 X 35 feet sold

in favour of the defendant through registered sale deed dated

06.02.1991 and put in possession of the suit schedule property

since then he is in possession and enjoyment of the suit schedule

property.   This defendant is the absolute owner in possession

and enjoyment of the suit schedule property and on 30.11.2007
                                  14        O.S.No.9332/2007 & 5634/2008




the plaintiff tried to interfere with the peaceful possession and

enjoyment of the suit schedule property hence, filed a suit in

O.S.No.9332/2007 for injunction and the plaintiff never in

possession and enjoyment of the suit schedule property. Hence,

prayed to dismiss the suit with cost.



      13. On the basis of the pleadings of the parties, this court

has framed the following issues and additional issues:

                              ISSUES

             1) Whether the plaintiff proves his ownership
                over the suit schedule property?

             2) Whether the plaintiff further proves illegal
                interference and obstruction by the
                defendant in his possession over the suit
                schedule property?

             3) Whether the plaintiff is entitled for the relief
                sought for?

             4) What order or decree?

      Addl. Issue:-

             1) Does the plaintiff prove that Sri. V. Abbaiah
                Reddy has revoked the General power of
                attorney in favour of Sri. A. Kodanda Reddy
                on the basis of revocation deed dated
                08.05.1991?
                                  15          O.S.No.9332/2007 & 5634/2008




      14.   As per order dated 14.09.2011 in O.S.No.5634/2008

is clubbed with O.S.No.9332/2007.        Hence, common evidence

has been recorded.



      15.   The plaintiff in OS.5634/2008 examined him as PW1

and got marked in all Ex.P1 to P9.      Defendant who is plaintiff in

O.S.No.9332/2007 examined as DW1 and got marked documents

as Ex.D1 to D18.



      16. In view of the clubbing of the O.S.No.5643/2008 with

O.S.No.9332/2007 to avoid contention I hereby refer the plaintiff

in   O.S.No.9332/2007     who    is    the    defendant    No.1      and

O.S.No.5634/2008 as a plaintiff and the defendant No.1 in

O.S.No.9332/2007 who is the plaintiff in O.S.No.5634/2008 as a

defendant No.1 and the other defendants in O.S.No.9332/2007

as   defendants    No.2   to    4.    The     schedule    property    in

OS.No.9332/2007 is referred as schedule No.1 and schedule

property in OS.No.5634/2008 is herby referred as schedule No.2.



      17.   Heard advocate for the plaintiff and defendant.


      18.   My findings on the above issues are as follows:
                                 16       O.S.No.9332/2007 & 5634/2008




             In O.S.No.9332/2007
                   Issue No.1 - Affirmative,
                   Issue No.2 - Affirmative
                   Issue No.3 - Affirmative,
                   Issue No.4 - As per final order, for the
following:
                   Addl. Issue No.1 - Affirmative
                   Addl. Issue No.2 - Affirmative


             In O.S.No.5634/2008
                   Issue No.1 - Negative
                   Issue No.2 - Negative
                   Issue No.3 - Negative
                   Issue No.4 - As per final order, for the
following:
                   Addl. Issue No.1 - Negative


                            REASONS

      19. Issue No.1 & Addl. Issue No.1 in O.S.No.9332/2007
and Issue No.1 & Addl. Issue No.1 in O.S.No.5634/2008 :-

      In this case the fact that the property bearing Sy.No.95 &

96/3 situated at Arakere village, Begur Hobli, Bangalore fell to the

share of Abbaiah Reddy S/o Venkatappa in a family partition

deed dated 02.04.1972 and said Abbaiah Reddy executed a

power of attorney in favour of his son Kodanda Reddy on

06.05.1991 and there was a family settlement between Abbaiah
                                 17       O.S.No.9332/2007 & 5634/2008




Reddy along with his children and grand children on 18.02.2002

are all admitted fact. The case of the plaintiff is that one Kodanda

Reddy sold the suit schedule site No.30 formed in Sy.No.95/96

which is suit schedule property on 06.02.1992 and he was put

into possession of the property since from the date of purchase

he is in possession and enjoyment of the suit schedule property

as an absolute owner.



      20.    The defendant No.1 contends that though the

Abbaiah Reddy executed a GPA on 06.05.1991 in favour of his

son Kodanda Reddy in respect of site Sy.No.95 & 96/3 as the

attitude of the Kodanda Reddy was adverse to the interest of

Abbaiah Reddy considering the said behavior of his son Kodanda

Reddy. Abbaiah Reddy revoked the GPA by executing a power

of attorney on 08.05.1991. Hence, the sale deed executed by

Kodanda Reddy in favour of the plaintiff is without any authority

and under any right, title.   Later on 18.02.2002 Abbaiah Reddy

with his children and grand children effected a family settlement

and that settlement suit schedule site formed in Sy.No.95 of

Arakere village felt to the share of Kodanda Reddy and his family

and khatha was in the name of Kodanda Reddy. On 20.03.2003

Kodanda Reddy and his two children entered into contract to sell
                                  18        O.S.No.9332/2007 & 5634/2008




the schedule property in favour of defendant No.1 and executed a

sale deed on 07.05.2003 in favour of the defendant No.1 since

then the defendant No.1 is the absolute owner in possession and

enjoyment of the suit schedule property.



      21.    PW1 who is the defendant No.1 in his cross-

examination admitted that Abbaiah Reddy had dispersed all the

sites in favour of his 3 children by executing a GPA on

06.05.1991 but he denied that on 06.02.1992 the plaintiff

purchased the suit schedule property under registered sale deed

from Kodanda Reddy and he is in possession and enjoyment of

the same.     He deposed that sons of Kodanda Reddy given

Ex.P13 to him he does not know whether Abbaiah Reddy had

issued a legal notice to Kodanda Reddy before cancellation of

GPA executed by him in favour of defendant No.2 and also

whether there was a paper publication for cancellation of GPA

and he has not enquired with the son of Kodanda Reddy about

receipt of the legal notice or issuance of paper publication in

respect of cancellation of GPA in favour of their father.



      22.    So this evidence of PW1/defendant No.1 falsifies the

contention of the defendant that Abbaiah Reddy had notified the
                                 19       O.S.No.9332/2007 & 5634/2008




revocation of the GPA dated 06.05.1991 to his son Kodanda

Reddy.



      23.     Ex.P1 is the sale agreement dated 20.03.2003

executed by Kodanda Reddy and his children in favour of PW1 in

respect of site No.30, property No.230/21, Arakere Villagre, Begur

Hobli, South taluk measuring 40 X 35 feet bounded by East -

Road, West - Venu Gopal's site No.29, North - Raghunanda

Reddy's site No.31 and South - BTS Extension.         Ex.P2 is the

sale deed dated 07.05.2003 executed by Kodanda Reddy and his

children in favour of the defendant No.1 in respect of the property

in respect of site No.230/21, Khatha No.233/12, situated at

Arakere Village, measuring East-West : 40 feet and North-South :

35 feet bounded by East - Road, West - Venugopal Reddy's

property, North - Raghunanda Reddy's property and South -

BTS layout. On going through Ex.P1 and P2 it is very clear that

the property sold under Ex.P1 is not the property sold to the

Ex.P2. Though the boundaries and measurements are shown in

both documents are one and the same. Ex.P3 to 5 and 11 are

the self assessment tax declaration receipts in respect of site

No.230/21, Khatha No.233/12 which is the property shown in

Ex.P2.      Ex.P12 is the RTC in respect of Sy.No.95 measuring
                                  20      O.S.No.9332/2007 & 5634/2008




3.27 guntas which stands in the name of Abbaiah Reddy,

Venugopal Reddy and Raghunanda Reddy. Ex.P13 is the deed

of revocation dated 08.05.1991 said to have been executed by

Abbaiah Reddy revoking the GPA dated 06.05.1991 executed in

favour of Kodanda Reddy to show that the revocation of GPA

dated 06.05.1991 executed in favour of Kodanda Reddy by

Abbaiah Reddy was brought to the knowledge of the Kodanda

Reddy.      The plaintiff has not produced any material before the

Court. If is the case that Abbaiah Reddy had revoked the GPA on

06.05.1991 executed in favour of the Kodanda Reddy is true he

would have examined the witness who signed Ex.P13 which is

the deed of revocation of the GPA but he has not examined any

witnesses.    Further as I already discussed above PW1 admitted

that he does not know whether Abbaiah Reddy had issued a legal

notice to the Kodanda Reddy or given paper publication about

cancellation or revocation of GPA dated 06.05.1991 executed in

favour of Kodanda Reddy by Abbaiah Reddy.           Therefore, the

contention of the plaintiff that Abbaiah Reddy cancelled the GPA

executed in favour of Kodanda Reddy cannot be accepted.



      24.     The plaintiff examined as DW1. Inspite of opportunity

given to the defendant to cross-examine the DW1/plaintiff, the
                                 21       O.S.No.9332/2007 & 5634/2008




defendant did not cross-examine the plaintiff/ DW1. The plaintiff

has produced Ex.D1 sale deed dated 06.02.1992 executed by

Kodanda Reddy in favour of plaintiff herein where it is recited in

para-1 that Kodanda Reddy is the absolute owner of the suit

schedule property. Nowhere in this document it is recited that he

had executed a sale deed as GPA holder of his father. This sale

deed in respect of site No.30, Khatha No.436/2, House List

No.450/3    situated   at   Arakere   Village,   Hulimavu   Grama

Panchayath, Begur Hobli, bounded East - Road, West - property

No.29, North - property No.31 and South - private property. On

perusal of Ex.D1 and Ex.P1 and P2 it is very clear that the

property shown in these documents are entirely different though

the boundaries tallys with one and the other.



      25.   ExD5 is the endorsement issued by Commissioner,

Nagarasabe, Bommanahalli for change of khatha in respect of

property shown in Ex.D2.     Ex.D4 is the tax assessment register

extract issued by Commissioner, Nagarasabe, Bommanahalli

where name of the plaintiff is shown in respect of the property

bearing Khatha No.436/2 Site No.30. Ex.D6 and D7 are the tax

receipts in relation to the property shown in Ex.D2. Ex.D8 is the

tax paid receipt of the year 2009 in respect of the property shown
                                  22        O.S.No.9332/2007 & 5634/2008




in Ex.D2. Ex.D9 is also relating to the suit schedule property.

Ex.D10 is the Encumbrance certificate is also relating to the suit

schedule property. Ex.D13 to D15 are the certified copy of the

sale deed dated 06.02.1992 executed by Kodanda Reddy in

favour of one M.R.Suresh, B.G.Raghavendra Prasad and Hariyoji

Rao. So it is very clear that on the date of execution of Ex.D1

said Kodanda Reddy had also executed a sale deed in favour of

other purchasers in Ex.D13 to D15 in respect of sites formed in

the property situated in Arakere Villager, Begur Hobli. As already

discussed above, ExD1 it does not reveal that Kodanda Reddy

had executed a sale deed as GPA holder of his father Abbaiah

Reddy. So, the contention of the defendant that Kodanda Reddy

executed a sale deed in favour of the defendant as GPA holder of

the Abbaiah Reddy cannot be accepted.           The defendant No.1

has not produced any document to show that on 18.02.2002 there

was a family settlement between Abbaiah Reddy and his children

including the Kodanda Reddy.          In Ex.P1 and P2 nowhere it is

stated that Kodanda Reddy and his children have acquired right

over the property under alleged family settlement.       In the sale

deed Ex.P2 it is stated that said property is the ancestral property.

So, the contention of the plaintiff that the property sold to him

under Ex.P2 is the property acquired by Kodanda Reddy and his
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children through family settlement dated 18.02.2002 cannot be

accepted.



      26.   Herein O.S.No.9332/2007 the plaintiff has impleaded

Kodanda Reddy and his two children as defendants No.2 to 4 but

the plaintiff in O.S.No.5634/2008 has not impleaded the said

Kodanda Reddy and children as a party, though, he contended

that Kodanda Reddy had no right to execute the sale deed in

favour of plaintiff Chandrashekar. Further in O.S.No.9332/2007

defendants No.3 and 4 who are the sons of Kodanda Reddy

though filed a written statement supporting the case of the

defendant No.1, defendants No.3 and 4 have not entered into the

witness box, so adverse inference is to be drawn against the

contention of the defendant.        On going through the entire

material placed before the Court it is very clear that Kodanda

Reddy had executed a sale deed in favour of the plaintiff in

respect of the schedule property No.1 and the sale deed

executed by Kodanda Reddy and his children in respect of

schedule property No.2 is not the property in respect of schedule

property No.1. The defendant has not produced any document to

show that the property sold in Ex.P2 is the property sold under

Ex.D1 by Kodanda Reddy. When the sale deed of the plaintiff is
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much prior to the sale deed of the defendant and there is no

material before the Court by the defendant to show that either

Abbaiah Reddy had executed the GPA in favour of Kodanda

Reddy or that Kodanda Reddy acquired the schedule property

No.1 or property sold in favour of the defendant under Ex.P2

through family settlement dated 18.02.2002 and none of the

family members of Abbaiah Reddy including Abbaiah Reddy and

children of Kodanda Reddy had challenged the sale deed of the

plaintiff herein.   I hold that the sale deed executed in favour of

the plaintiff as per Ex.D1 is having the legal sanctity and it is a

legal document.      The plaintiff had acquired the right, title and

interest over the schedule property No.1 as an absolute owner

and he is in possession and enjoyment of the same based on the

sale deed.     The defendant has failed to prove he is the absolute

owner of the suit schedule property based on the sale deed as

per Ex.P2.      Therefore, the sale deed executed by defendants

No.2 to 4 in favour of defendant No.1 is not binding on the

plaintiff. In view of these discussions, I answer the above Issue

No.1 and Addl. Issue No.1 in O.S.No.5634/2008 in the negative

and Issue No.1 and Addl. Issue No.1 in O.S.No.9332/2007 in the

affirmative.
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      27.    Issue No.2 in both cases:-       When the defendant

No.1 has failed to prove his ownership and possession of the suit

schedule property the question of interference by with the

plaintiff's possession and enjoyment over the suit schedule No.2

property does not arise.



      28.    It is the contention of the plaintiff that on 30.11.2007

about 10.00 p.m., the plaintiff was in the suit schedule property

and cleaning the same at that time the defendant No.1 along with

his henchmen came near there trespassed the suit schedule

property assaulted the plaintiff to carryout his legal work and

when he questioned the defendant he threatened that he will

dispossess the plaintiff from the suit schedule property.

Thereafter, the plaintiff has lodged a complaint before MICO

layout police station.



      29.    The plaintiff has produced Ex.P2 which is the copy of

the complaint lodged before MICO layout police station and

Ex.D2 NCR issued by 30.11.2007 to disprove these facts there is

no cross-examination by the defendant No.1 or produced any

documentary evidence. So it is very clear that the defendant is in

possession and enjoyment of the suit schedule property. Hence,
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I hold that the plaintiff has proved the interference by the

defendant No.1 to his possession of the suit schedule property.

Hence, I answer above Issue No.2 in O.S.No.9332/2007 in the

affirmative and issue No.2 in O.S.No.5634/2008 in the negative.



       30. Issue No.3 in both cases & Addl. Issue No.2 in

O.S.No.9332/2007:- When the plaintiff in O.S.No.5634/2008 has

failed to prove that he is the absolute owner in possession of the

suit schedule property and the alleged interference and

obstruction by the defendant in that suit. I hold that the plaintiff in

that suit is not entitled any relief.



       31.    The plaintiff in O.S.No.9332/2007 has proved that he

is the absolute owner in possession and there is an interference

by the plaintiff's possession and enjoyment over the suit schedule

property.    Therefore, I hold that the plaintiff is entitled for the

relief of declaration and permanent injunction as prayed. Hence, I

answer the above issue No.3 in O.S.No.5634/2008 in the

negative and issue No.3 & Addl. Issue No.2 in O.S.No.9332/2007

in the affirmative.
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      32.    Issue No.4:- For the reasons discussed above, I

proceed to pass the following:

                             ORDER

Suit filed by the plaintiffs in O.S.No.9332/2007 is hereby decreed.

Suit filed by the plaintiff in O.S.No.5634/2008 is hereby dismissed.

Considering the facts and circumstances of the case there is no order as to cost in both suit.

It is hereby declared that the plaintiff is the absolute owner in possession and enjoyment of the suit schedule property and defendant, his agents, servants or anybody claiming under them are hereby restrained by an order of permanent injunction from interfering with the plaintiffs peaceful possession and enjoyment over the suit schedule property in O.S.No.9332/2007.

Office is directed to keep the original Judgment in O.S.No.9332/2007 and copy in O.S.No.5634/2008.

Draw Decree Accordingly.

(Dictated to the Stenographer, transcribed by her, corrected by me and then pronounced in the open court, this the 19th day of November 2015) (Hemavathi) XXXIX Additional City Civil & Sessions Judge, Bangalore City.

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ANNEXURE

1. List of witnesses examined for plaintiff:-

PW1 : Sri. R.K. Murthy

2. List of documents exhibited for plaintiff:-

Ex.P1 : Sale agreement dated 20.02.2003 Ex.P2 : Sale deed dated 07.05.2003 Ex.P3 to 5 : Tax declaration forms Ex.P6 to 8 : 3 Tax paid challans Ex.P9 to 11 : 3 Tax paid challans Ex.P12 : Record of rights Ex.P13 : Deed of revocation Ex.P14 & 15 : 2 Photos Ex.P16 : Negative Ex.P17 : Photos cash receipt Ex.P18 : Certified copy of plaint in O.S.No.9332/2007 Ex.P19 : Certified copy of written statement in O.S.No.9332/2007

3. List of witnesses examined for defendants:-

DW1 : Sri. H.C. Sudhakar

4. List of documents exhibited for defendants:-

Ex.D1 : Original sale deed dated 6.2.92 Ex.D2 : Police complaint Ex.D3 : Endorsement 29 O.S.No.9332/2007 & 5634/2008 Ex.D4 Extract issued by CMC Bommanahalli Ex.D5 Endorsement given CMC Bommanahalli Ex.D6 Tax paid receipt Ex.D7 Receipt about of Rs.659 to BBMP Ex.D8 Tax paid receipt Ex.D9 3 Tax paid receipts Ex.D10 Encumbrance certificate Ex.D11 & 12 2 Photos Ex.D11(a) & 12(a) Negatives Ex.D13 Certified copy of sale deed dated 06.02.1992 Ex.D13(a) Typed copy of Ex.D13 Ex.D14 Certified copy of sale deed dated 06.02.1992 Ex.D14(a) Typed copy of Ex.D14 Ex.D15 Certified copy of sale deed dated 08.05.1991 Ex.D15(a) Typed copy of Ex.D15 Ex.D16 Encumbrance certificate Ex.D17 & 18 2 Tax paid receipts XXXIX Additional City Civil & Sessions Judge, Bangalore City.
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19/11/2015 Judgment pronounced in the open Court (vide separate Judgment) with the following operative portion:

ORDER Suit filed by the plaintiffs in O.S.No.9332/2007 is hereby decreed.
Suit filed by the plaintiff in O.S.No.5634/2008 is hereby dismissed.
Considering the facts and circumstances of the case there is no order as to cost.
It is hereby declared that the plaintiff is the absolute owner in possession and enjoyment of the suit schedule property and defendant, his agents, servants or anybody claiming under them are hereby restrained by an order of permanent injunction from interfering with the plaintiffs peaceful possession and enjoyment over the suit schedule property in O.S.No.9332/2007.
Office is directed to keep the original Judgment in O.S.No.9332/2007 and copy in O.S.No.5634/2008.
Draw Decree Accordingly.
XXXIX Additional City Civil & Sessions Judge, Bangalore City.