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Bangalore District Court

Smt.Mamatha vs Sri.Muniyappa on 26 August, 2015

     IN THE COURT OF THE XI ADDL.CITY CIVIL JUDGE,
               BANGALORE CITY (CCH No.8)

              Dated this the 26th day of August 2015.

                            PRESENT:

               S.V.KULKARNI, B.Com., LLB(Spl)
              XI Addl.City Civil Judge, B'lore city.

                          O.S.No.354 of 2013

Plaintiff:-        Smt.Mamatha,
                   W/o N.K.Babu Reddy,
                   Aged about 33 years,
                   R/at Doddanekkundi village,
                   1st Main, 5th cross,
                   1st left, Near Auto stand,
                   Bangalore - 560 037.

                   [By Sri. N.R.N -Advocate]

                   : Vs :
Defendants:-       Sri.Muniyappa,
                   S/o Late Chowdappa,
                   Aged about 75 years,
                   R/at No.171, 4th cross,
                   Doddanekkundi circle,
                   Bangalore - 560 037.

                       [ By Sri.PSM-Advocate]

Date of the institution of suit:   9.1.2013
Nature of the suit :               Permanent injunction
Date of the commencement of        7.3.2014
recording of the evidence :
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Date on which the judgment           26.08.2015
was pronounced :

Total duration:                      Year    Months      Days
                                     02       07         17



                                 XI Addl.City Civil Judge,
                                       B'lore city.

                             JDGMENT

   This the suit filed by the plaintiff against defendant seeking
the relief of permanent injunction in respect of suit schedule
property as described in the schedule annexed to the plaint
and for costs of the suit.

      The plaintiff as described the suit schedule property in
the plaint schedule and this property is the subject matter of
suit and it reads as follows:-
                             SCHEDULE

      All that piece and parcel of residential site bearing No. 2,
bearing property      No. 196/2 formed out of Sy.No.196 of
Doddanekkundi village,        K.R.Puram Hobli, Bangalore East
Taluk, the same is measuring east-west 40 ft., and north-south
60 ft., and bounded as under:-
      East by: Site No.1
      West by: Remaining portion of site No.2
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      North by: Property belongs to C.Ramakrishna and
      South by: Road
      For the sake of convenience,        the    schedule property
herein after referred to as suit schedule property.


      2.   The case of the plaintiff as averred in the plaint
briefly stated as follows:-
      It is the case of the     plaintiff that   the suit schedule
property    is the residential property bearing site No. 2, katha
No.196, Sl.No.466 being a portion of site No.2 and formed out
of property in Sy.No.196 of Doddanekkundi village, K.R.Puram
Hobli, Bangalore East Taluk measuring east-west 40 ft., north-
south 60 ft.,, wherein the schedule site           was formed in
Sy.No.196 of Doddanekkundi village in the said land, it was
totally measuring 2 acres     14 guntas    was originally belongs
to one     Chowdappa, who is the father of defendant herein.
After demise of defendant's father Chowdappa, Sy.No.196
measuring 2 acres 14 guntas         was subjected for partition
amongst his 5 sons and         his wife     as per the registered
partition deed dated 10.12.1970 and in the said partition, the
defendant being one of the son of late Chowdappa was allotted
16 guntas     of land in Sy.No.196 and the share of defendant
shown under      schedule "C" in the said partition deed dated
10.12.1970 and it is further alleged by the plaintiff that the
defendant herein, his brother and wife of his late brother have
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formed revenue layout in Sy.No.196 property and out of the
said layout, defendant, his brother and wife of deceased
brother together alienated   site no.2 formed in that land in
favour of   one Thomas Abraham under registered sale deed
dated 24.1.2003 and he was put in possession of the said
property. The present property was the subject matter under
registered sale deed dated 24.1.2003, which is the schedule
property herein and the other part of property retained by the
purchaser under the said sale deed.    The purchaser Thomas
Abraham subsequently alienated the said property purchased
under sale deed dated 24.1.2003 in favour of one Dr.Manohar
Krishna Mallya   under registered sale deed dated 22.5.2008
and   the   purchaser   Dr.Manohar    Krishna   Mallya   under
registered sale deed dated 22.5.2008 and the purchaser
Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya under sale deed dated 22.5.2008
is the immediate vendor of the plaintiff herein. The plaintiff
further stated that she acquired title in respect of         suit
schedule property as she has purchased the suit schedule
property from its previous owner Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya
under registered sale deed    dated 18.11.2011 registered as
document No.MDP-1-05412-2011012 in Book No.1, preserved
in C.D.No.MDPD-101       in the office of Sub Registrar ,
Mahadevapura, Bangalore and since the date of registered sale
deed dated 18.11.2011 the plaintiff is an exclusive possession
of the suit schedule property as attesting witness thereof and
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as such, there is no other person including defendant have no
manner of right, title and interest in respect of suit schedule
property.    The plaintiff further stated that   in pursuance of
the sale deed dated 18.11.2011, she obtained katha changed in
her name in the records maintained by BBMP and katha has
been mutated in the name of plaintiff and she is paying tax to
BBMP authorities     in respect of suit schedule property. The
plaintiff further alleged that the defendant herein being the
vendor under sale deed dated 24.1.2003 for the 2nd time with
an intention to blackmail the plaintiff or to grab money from
the plaintiff or for proposing plaintiff to come for illegal
settlement     used to file    a suit in O.S. No.8650/2012 in
collusion with his daughter namely Geetha , who is the sole
defendant in that suit and defendant had filed that suit, which
created false cause of action and as such, the suit filed by the
defendant is as a result of fraud and defendant's act is evident
in filing that suit to take undue advantage of due process of
law and hence, plaintiff is not party in that suit filed by the
defendant and plaintiff has produced the Xerox copy        of the
order sheet of O.S. No.8650/2012       filed by the defendant in
this case for kind perusal of this court. The plaintiff further
alleged that    on 6.1.2013, the defendant under the guise of
interim order obtained in O.S. No.8650/2012         and tried to
interfere    with her possession though plaintiff resisted the
illegal acts of interference   over her possession in respect of
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suit schedule property, wherein the defendant on the strength
of interim order passed in O.S. No.8650/2012 approached the
jurisdictional Police Station with an intention to bring around
the plaintiff under the interim order passed in the said suit,
wherein the      concerned jurisdictional Police Station officials
have summoned the plaintiff and further they heard the parties
and advised the plaintiff and defendant herein on the ground
that plaintiff is not a party in O.S. No.8650/2012 and as such,
interim order passed in the said suit is not binding upon
plaintiff   and after such advise by the police authorities, the
defendant became          very   ferocious and on 7.1.2013 the
defendant     and   his      unruly   followers   started   causing
interference with the peaceful possession and enjoyment of the
plaintiff and they caused interference with the       construction
work undertaken by the plaintiff and plaintiff approached the
jurisdictional   Police Station , wherein the concerned police
authorities instead of protecting the possession of the plaintiff,
they advised     the plaintiff to approach civil court alleging that
the dispute one raised in the complaint is of civil nature and as
such, plaintiff alleged that the defendant is a powerful person
in the locality and plaintiff is unable to restrain the restrain
the defendant without the aid of court order and hence,
plaintiff constrained to file the suit for the relief of permanent
injunction to restrain the defendant or his agents, servants or
anybody claiming under the defendant from interfering with
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the plaintiff's peaceful possession and enjoyment of the suit
schedule property.


      3.     After entertaining the suit in response to suit
summons issued by this court, defendant appeared and filed
his   written      statement   on       7.2.2013,    wherein    defendant
contended that suit filed by the plaintiff is false, frivolous and
vexatious    and defendant denies the averments made in the
pleadings, except expressly         admitted by him in his written
statement.       The defendant denied the description of the
schedule property i.e., vacant residential site bearing site No.2
in the plaint averments, wherein defendant called upon the
plaintiff to prove the existence and identity of suit schedule
property        i.e., site No.2 carved out             in Sy.No.196 of
Doddanekkundi village          measuring 40 X 60 ft., within the
boundaries as alleged in the plaint schedule.                  Defendant
admits that Sy.No.196 of Doddanekkundi village               measuring 2
acres 14 guntas          was belongs to his late father Chowdappa
and defendant admits that after demise of                      his father
Chowdappa,          the aforesaid property i.e., Sy.No.196 was
subjected to partition amongst the legal heirs of Chowdappa
i.e.,, 5 sons and his wife, who have partitioned in Sy.No.196
under registered partition deed               dated 10.12.1970           and
defendant admits that in the said registered partition, he was
allotted    with    16     guntas        of   land    in   Sy.No.196      of
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Doddanekkundi village , but defendant denied the allegations
of the plaintiff that defendant, his brother and wife of late
brother   have   formed    revenue    layout    in   Sy.No.196      and
defendant also specifically denied after formation of sites and
layout, himself, his brother and wife of his deceased brother
together have alienated the site No.2 in favour of           Thomas
Abraham under sale deed dated 24.1.2003 and as such, the
said purchaser Thomas Abraham was came in possession of
the said property    sold under sale deed and the property
involved in the sale deed       of Thomas Abraham is the very
property, which is subject matter of      the suit and defendant
contended   that the sale deed dated 24.1.2003          is fabricated
document and defendant further stated that his brother died
on   26.6.2000   and therefore, question of he alienating the
property on 24.1.2003 did not arise. Defendant further denied
that the averments made in para No.5 that Thomas Abraham
subsequently alienated the suit property under sale deed dated
22.5.2008 in favour of      Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya and the
said purchaser is the immediate vendor of plaintiff                 and
defendant contended       that plaintiff could not derive any title
from sale deed dated 18.11.2011 in the alleged sale deed dated
24.1.2003 , the date of partition deed is wrongly shown as
15.12.1970 instead of 10.12.1970. Defendant also denied the
right, title and possession in respect of suit schedule property
and defendant specifically denied the sale deed relied by the
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plaintiff dated 18.11.2011 and the said sale deed registered in
the office of Sub Registrar , Mahadevapura, Bangalore.             The
defendant also denied the alleged exclusive possession as
alleged by the plaintiff in respect of suit schedule property and
also denied that the defendant has no manner of right, title
and interest      in respect of       suit schedule property       and
defendant also denied para No.7 of the plaint averments that
plaintiff obtained change of katha in her name in the records
maintained by the BBMP as per sale deed dated 18.11.2011
and she is paying tax to the property and defendant contended
that plaintiff has created all these revenue documents, which
are fabricated to assert          some right without valid title
transferred in the name of plaintiff as lawful owner and
defendant also denied that defendant being the vendor under
sale deed dated 24.1.2003 has filed suit in order to blackmail
the plaintiff   and in order to extract money or proposed to call
upon the plaintiff for illegal settlement and he filed the suit in
O.S. No.8650/2012 and managed to get interim order and on
the strength of such interim order, he tried to interfering in the
possession of the plaintiff and defendant also denied the
allegations that he filed the suit in O.S. No.8650/2012             in
collusion with his daughter namely Geetha on the created and
false cause of action and the said suit was fraud and to take
undue advantage of      due process of law and defendant also
denied the alleged interference        by denying para No.9 of the
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plaint averments dated 6.1.2013 and also further denied that
on the basis of complaint, the police authorities      have called
both the parties and informed about interim order passed in
O.S. No.8650/2012 and police authorities have also informed
that plaintiff is not party in that suit and as such, the said
order is not binding upon plaintiff and defendant also denied
the alleged interference dated 7.1.2013 and as such, plaintiff
constrained to approach the jurisdictional Police Station and
they in turn directed the plaintiff to approach civil court on the
pretext of the lis between the parties is of civil nature.   Hence,
defendant denied the plaint averments in toto and also denied
the plaintiff's title and in respect of   suit schedule property
and also denied cause of action.


       Defendant in para No.13 of written statement pleaded
that he has not sold the schedule property in favour of
plaintiff, wherein plaintiff has not produced any approved
layout plan and also not produced material particulars such as
when the layout was formed           in Sy.No.196, wherein the
boundaries shown in the schedule and the on the western site
of schedule property is shown as remaining portion of site no.2,
but as per the alleged sale deed dated 24.1.2003 on the
western side, it is shown as site No.3. One of the brothers of
defendant died on 26.6.2000 and therefore, the averments
made     by the plaintiff that the defendant and his brothers
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executed    sale deed dated 24.1.2003 is false and cannot be
believed.   The defendant contended       that he has filed a suit
ino8 against Smt. Geetha as she is attempted to put up
construction in the property belongs to defendant and in that
suit, there was an order of status-quo obtained by the
defendant and in order to defeat the      said interim order , the
plaintiff has filed this suit. Hence, defendant contended that
there is lot of manipulation and creation of documents and as
such, he would initiate      criminal proceedings against all the
concerned parties as otherwise his legal right               over the
schedule property is under            threat. Hence,     defendant
contended    that    taking undue advantage       of interim order
granted by this court, the plaintiff has put up construction in
the property, though plaintiff is not having any legal right and
therefore,, the interim order is liable         to be vacated as
otherwise irreparable loss     and injury would be caused to the
defendant. Hence, defendant on these defense resisted the suit
filed by the plaintiff and pray for dismissal of the suit.


        4. Based upon these       pleadings of the parties, the
following issues are framed :-

      1. Whether the plaintiff proves that she is in
         possession of the suit schedule property?

      2. Whether the plaintiff proves           that   the
         interference of the defendant?
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     3. Whether the plaintiff is entitle for reliefs as
        sought for?

     4. What order or decree?

     5. In order to prove the above issues, the parties to the
suit have adduced their respective and documentary evidence,
wherein plaintiff herself is examined as P.W.1 and documents
Ex.P.1 to P.14 and plaintiff also examined one witness namely
Munireddy          son   of   Late   Nagappa      Reddy     residing   at
Doddanekkundi village, Bangalore East Taluk as P.W.2 in this
case and with this evidence, plaintiff side evidence is closed.
On behalf of defendant, his son as G.P.A. holder is examined as
D.W.1      and in his evidence, documents Ex.D.1 to D.10 are
came to be        marked and with this evidence, defendant side
evidence is closed. Therefore,, the suit is posted for judgment.


     6.     Heard the arguments of learned counsel appearing
for the plaintiff and learned counsel appearing for the
defendant.        The counsel appearing for the defendant also
submitted his written arguments filed in the above case. On
10.8.2015 along with Xerox copy of order passed in Revision
Petition    No.    185/2015-2016          filed   before   the   Deputy
Commissioner, Bangalore District by the defendant herein,
wherein defendant had preferred             this revision under Sec.
136(3) of KLR Act against the orders of learned                   Asst.,
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Commissioner, Bangalore      passed on 21.7.2014 and counsel
for defendant also produced Xerox copy of orders passed on
I.A.No.1 and 2 in O.S. No.287/2014 dated 19.8.2014 by the
P.O of 44th ACCJ, Bangalore (CCH No.45) in support of          his
written arguments. The counsel for plaintiff relying upon two
decisions reported the following decisions:-

         1. 1998(5) K.L.J 128( N.S.Satyanarayana
            Vs. Thimmappa and another);

         2. 1999(1) K.L.J 536(Smt. Lakshmamma Vs.
             M.P.Krishnappa and others)

      In support of     his arguments, whereas counsel for
defendant relied upon the following two decisions:-
          1. AIR 2008       SC 2033( Anathulla
             Sudhakar Vs. P. Buchi Reddy (Dead)
             by L.Rs and others);

          2. ILR 2013 Karnataka 4983( Smt.
             Narasamma and others Vs. D.S.Narasi
             Reddy and another)

      7. After hearing the arguments of both sides and on
perusal of the pleadings, on appreciation of evidence both oral
and documentary evidence placed on record that of P.W.1 an 2
and that of D.W.1 and after considering   arguments canvassed
by the learned counsel on record and on appreciation of the
oral and documentary evidence, I answer the above issues are
as follows:-
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    Issue No.1 to 3:       In the affirmative;
    Issue No.4:             The suit of the plaintiff
                           deserves to be decreed       with
                           costs for the following reasons:-



                              REASONS


      8. Issue No.1 and 2: The plaintiff has filed this suit for
bare injunction relief against the defendant herein in respect
of suit schedule property, which is a residential site bearing
site No.2 property formed in Sy.No.196 of Doddanekkundi
village     bearing property No.196/2 of K.R.Puram               Hobli,
Bangalore East Taluk measuring east-west 40 ft., and north-
south     60 ft.,    within the boundaries as shown in plaint
schedule.     It is the specific case of    the plaintiff that     she
purchased the schedule site property from its previous owner
one Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya              under sale deed dated
18.11.2011     and since the date of purchase of schedule site
under     this sale deed, she got      mutated her name in the
corporation         records in respect of        schedule site and
accordingly, got changed katha in her name and she is paying
tax in respect of schedule site and as such, plaintiff alleged
that ever since from the date of sale deed, she is in exclusive
possession and enjoyment of the schedule site as absolute
owner thereof and having lawful possession of the site without
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anybodies interference and plaintiff alleged that the defendant
under the guise of interim order of status-quo obtained in O.S.
No.8650/2012, which was suit filed by the defendant without
any cause of action against his daughter namely Geetha and
on the strength of     status-quo order, defendant is trying to
obstruct the plaintiff's possession and causing interference
over the plaintiff's possession and as such, plaintiff's alleging
cause of action dated 6.1.2003 and on 7.1.2013 filed the suit
for   grant of injunction relief.   The defendant appears        and
denied the case of the plaintiff and defendant denied the
validity of the transaction of sale deeds          dated 24.1.2003
dated 22.5.2008 and also sale deed        dated 18.11.2011       now
relied by the plaintiff and defendant denied the identification of
the schedule property and also denied that plaintiff is in
possession of the schedule property by virtue of sale deed
dated 18.11.2011. Hence, the plaintiff in order to prove Issue
no.1 and 2, plaintiff herself has deposed before this court by
filing her affidavit evidence filed under Order 18 Rule 4 of CPC
as examination-in-chief and on perusal of plaintiff's evidence ,
wherein P.W.1 has deposed verbatim evidence as pleaded in
her    pleadings and she deposed regarding           partition held
amongst the heirs of deceased Chowdaiah under registered
partition   deed    dated    10.12.1970       in     Sy.No.196    of
Doddanekkundi village       and defendant was allotted with 16
guntas of land in the said registered partition deed, which was
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shown in schedule "C"        in the partition deed and P.W.1
deposed in para No.4 to 6 regarding      the transaction of sale
deed held in respect of   site No.196/2 i.e., site no.2 wherein
originally defendant, his brother and wife of late brother have
formed sites in Sy.No.196, which was agricultural land and
they sold site No.2 formed in revenue layout in favour of one
Thomas Abraham under registered sale deed dated 24.1.2003
and subsequently Thomas Abraham alienated the property in
favour of plaintiff's vendor namely Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya
by sale deed dated 22.5.2008 and as such, P.W.1 stated that
her vendor Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya was in possession of
schedule site and he was paying tax to the authorities          and
thereafter Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya       sold schedule site in
her favour by execution of sale deed dated 18.11.2011 and as
such, she obtained katha changed in her name before BBMP
and hence,     plaintiff/P.W.1    deposed that she is in lawful
possession of the purchased site since the date of sale deed,
but defendant without any right, title and interest   is causing
interference   to her possession under the    guise    of interim
order obtained by the defendant in O.S. No.8650/2012 and
plaintiff also deposed regarding interference by the defendant
on 6/7.1.2013 respectively and she approached jurisdictional
Police Station, but they did not give any protection in respect
of   schedule property and in turn police authorities       have
directed her to approach competent civil court as it is a dispute
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of civil nature. Hence, P.W.1 deposed corroborative evidence
as per her pleadings filed in this case and P.W.1 got marked
documents Ex.P.1 to P.13        in her oral evidence which are
marked as below:-
       Ex.P. 1 is the 2nd set of agreement of sale executed by
Thomas Abraham to Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya, Ex.P.2 is the
property assessment register in the name of Dr.Manohar
Krishna Mallya, Ex.P.3 is the original sale deed in favour of
P.W.1    through GPA holder of Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya,
Ex.P.4 is the tax assessment register, Ex.P.5 is the         tax paid
receipt four in number, Ex.P.6 is the photos            in four    in
numbers Ex.P.7 is the negatives, Ex.P.8 is the certified copy
of sale deed dated 24.1.2003 executed in favour of Thomas
Abraham by deceased Krishnappa and others, Ex.P.9 is the
certified copy of partition deed dated 10.12.1970            between
defendant and his brothers, Ex.p.10 and P.11 are the certified
copy of plaint and order sheet in O.S. No.8650/2012, Ex.P.12
is the RTC regarding     Sy.No. 196 from 1967-68 to 1996-97,
Ex.P.13 are the photos and Ex.P.14 is marked in the cross-
examination of D.W.1 i.e., certified copy of order passed bay
the learned counsel Asst., Commissioner in RA(B.E) 319/2012-
2013      dated    21.7.2014   ,    wherein    the   learned   Asst.,
Commissioner       allowed the appeal preferred by the plaintiff
herein, being aggrieved by the order passed by the Special
Tahasildar,       Bangalore    East      Taluk       order     dated
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RRT(CR)77/2012-2013          in    respect   of    Sy.No.196       of
Doddanekkundi village and learned Asst., Commissioner set
aside the order passed by Tahasildar dated 29.8.2012 by
allowing RTC appeal. Hence, P.W.1 relying upon Ex.P.14
coupled with her oral evidence pray for grant of decree for
permanent injunction against defendant.


     9.The learned counsel for the defendant cross examined
to P.W.1 on 11.9.2014., wherein P.W.1 admits that the total
extent of Sy.No.196 is measuring 2 acres 14 guntas , but she
denied her knowledge about 3 guntas of land in that survey
number is kharab land.        P.W.1 admits         that    Sy.No.196
originally belongs to one Chowdappa and she further admits
that after demise of Chowdappa , his wife and           5 children of
Chowdappa      have got partitioned       in the said     land under
registered partition deed dated 10.12.1970 and she denied her
knowledge     regarding     sons and Chowdappa and his wife
namely   Sakamma,         Krishnappa,      Gopalappa,     Mariyappa,
Ramakrishna and Raghupathy, but P.W.1 admits                that she
know Chowdappa died leaving behind his wife and children
and she admits that       in the said partition dated 10.12.1970
held between wife and sons of Chowdappa each sharer has got
16 guntas of land and P.W.1 admits that           Sakamma and her
children have sold the land allotted to their share and P.W.1
denied      her knowledge that         Sakamma and her 5 children
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after they got allotted 16 guntas of land to each sharer , they
still retained possession of 10 guntas of land in Sy.No.196 and
P.W.1 denied her knowledge that after demise of Raghupathy,
the son of Chowdappa, his wife and remaining sons of
Chowdappa        have sold some property on 24.1.2003 in
Sy.No.196 and P.W.1 admits         that she has purchased the
schedule property from one Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya and
prior   to her purchase, she has verified the sale deed
purchased   by    Thomas    Abraham    ,    wherein   her   vendor
Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya had purchased site from Thomas
Abraham and P.W.1 also stated that she has verified the katha
standing in the name of Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya in BBMP
records at the time of      her purchase of site and she has
produced the said katha extract in this case and P.W.1 admits
that prior to purchase of schedule property, she has verified
the sale deed executed      by Thomas Abraham in favour of
Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya and also she has verified katha
extract in respect of schedule site and she did not verified any
other documents except sale deed and ka at that time and she
denied her knowledge that from whom Thomas Abraham had
purchased the property and P.W.1 denied the suggestion that
as per registered partition held on 10.12.1970 between wife of
Chowdappa and her sons and each sharer got divided their
share of 16 guntas    and 3 guntas         was kharab   land and
remaining 10 guntas      was sold by   heirs of Chowdappa and
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hence the son of Chowdappa have no rights to execute any sale
deed in favour of     Thomas Abraham and P.W.1 denied            that
Ex.P.8 is falsely created document and P.W.1 admits              that
defendant and his brothers have formed layout in Sy.No.196
and she has got documents in that respect and she undertakes
to produce the layout formed by defendant and his brothers in
Sy.No.196       and P.W.1 stated that she has constructed
residential house and she is residing therein and P.W.1 also
stated that she has obtained sanctioned plan permission from
the corporation, but P.W.1 stated that she do not know where
she has kept the said documents and she denied the
suggestion that she has constructed the building illegally in the
schedule property.


     10.     The plaintiff got examined P.W.2 as her witness,
wherein P.W.2 namely N.Munireddy son of late Nagappa Reddy
had filed his affidavit evidence filed under Order 18 Rule 4 of
CPC and this witness hails from Doddanekkundi village            and
he deposed      in his affidavit evidence stating that   he is the
agriculturist    by profession and he is possessing lands at
Doddanekkundi village and Sy.No.196 is measuring 2 acres 4
guntas belongs to late Chowdappa, who is father of defendant
herein     and after demise of Chowdappa, his LRs have got
partitioned in Sy.No.196 amongst the sons of Chowdappa and
his wife Sakamma and P.W.2 deposed that the defendant and
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his brothers have formed revenue layout in Sy.No.196 and out
of the said layout, the defendants and his brother and wife of
his deceased brother together have alienated           sites in
Sy.No.196 in favour of so many purchasers and plaintiff has
purchased a site formed in Sy.No.196 and after her purchase,
she has constructed residential building and at present,
plaintiff is residing along with her family members and hence,
P.W.2 stated that in entire Sy.No.196 buildings have come up
in Doddanekkundi village and at present, defendant and his
family members are not in a possession of property in
Sy.No.196 and P.W.2 stated that he has witnessed illegal
interference   by the defendant in the plaintiff's possession in
respect of schedule site. Hence, P.W.2 deposed by way of this
affidavit evidence regarding possession held by the plaintiff in
respect of schedule site.


     11. The counsel appearing for defendant cross examined
to P.W.2 on 27.10.2014, wherein P.W.2 admits that his chief
examination affidavit is prepared as per his information and
P.W.2 admits that he has not produced any documents to show
that he is permanent resident of Doddanekkundi village and
he admits that extent of Sy.No.196 is measuring 2 acres 14
guntas and the said land belongs to late Chowdappa and after
demise of Chowdappa, his wife and children have got divided
the said land and P.W.2 stated that he did not verified the
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partition deed, but he admits that in the said partition deed,
each sharer was allotted 10 guntas of land and P.W.2 denied
the suggestion that each sharer of defendant and his brothers
including the wife and Chowdappa are in possession of their
respective allotted portions in Sy.No.196 and P.W.2 stated that
the sons of Chowdappa have sold sites and P.W.2 denied the
suggestion that the wife of T.Raghupathy namely Lakshmi and
the sons of Chowdappa together have sold 10 guntas of land in
favour of   one Nandeesha Reddy and P.W.2 admits that in
Sy.No.196 there are residential sites   laid     and houses have
been constructed, but P.W.2 admits that he did not verified
layout plan and also he has not verified the sale deed executed
by defendant in favour of plaintiff in respect of schedule site
and P.W.2 admits that the plaintiff has purchased the schedule
site from one Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya and plaintiff's vendor
Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya has purchased the site from
Thomas Abraham and P.W.2 stated that defendant and his
brothers    have sold the schedule site in favour of       Thomas
Abraham     and   P.W.2   further   admits    that   the   sons   of
Chowdappa      and his daughter-in-law Lakshmi together have
sold some portion of land in favour of Nandeesha Reddy in
Sy.No.196, there do not    remain any land in Sy.No.196 and
P.W.2 denied that as there was no land remained in Sy.No.196.
Hence, question of selling the schedule site by defendant nor
his brothers does not arises and P.W.2 denied his knowledge
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whether plaintiff had obtained any permission to construct
residential house in the suit site and P.W.2 admits that he is
related to plaintiff as uncle. However, P.W.2 denied    that he is
deposing false evidence as he is related to plaintiff     in this
case.


        12.   The defendant got examined his son as GPA holder
in this case, wherein the son of defendant namely Rajendra
has filed his affidavit evidence and he is examined as D.W.1
and on perusal of the evidence of D.W.1 filed in the form of
affidavit as examination-in-chief, wherein D.W.1 deposed in
para No.3 of his affidavit regarding   Sy.No.196 measuring 2
acres 14 guntas and it was belongs to his grand-father land
Chowdappa and after his death, there was partition amongst 5
sons and wife of Chowdappa under registered partition deed
dated 10.12.1970 and each member have got 16 guntas             of
land as per the partition dated 10.12.1970 and the share of
defendant is shown under schedule "C" in the partition deed
and P.W.1 deposed that Sy.No.196 measuring 2 acres 14
guntas and after partition, each sharer got 16 guntas and
remaining 10 guntas is sold in favour of Nandeesh Reddy in
the year 2003 by sale deed dated 24.1.2003 and 3 guntas was
kharab land and therefore, there was no land remaining in
Sy.No.196 and said survey number is not converted into non
agricultural tenure and therefore, there is no question of
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framing any layout of residential site in that survey number
and D.W.1 denied      the case of the plaintiff in his rebuttal
affidavit evidence     and also sale deed dated 22.5.2008
executed     by Thomas Abraham in favour of           Dr.Manohar
Krishna Mallya and D.W.1 also denied the sale deed dated
18.11.2011 executed by Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya in favour
of   present plaintiff and D.W.1 also denied the case of the
plaintiff that as per the sale deed dated 18.11.2011, she is in
possession of schedule site and D.W.1 also denied the alleged
interference    by defendant in O.S. No.8650/2012. Hence,
D.W.1 denied para No.10 to 13 of         case made out by the
plaintiff   and D.W.1 stated that defendant has not sold the
schedule site in favour of plaintiff's father and plaintiff has not
produced any approved layout plan or          map and also not
produced any material before this court that      her vendor had
acquired title to the schedule property. Hence, D.W.1 deposed
through this affidavit evidence by giving verbatim evidence as
per the written statement contention raised by the original
defendant, father of this witness and D.W.1 got marked Ex.D.1
to D.10 in his evidence. They are Ex.D.1 is the Spl. Power of
attorney dated 8.10.2014 executed by defendant in his favour
and Ex.D.2 is the family genealogy , Ex.D.3 is the certified
copy of registered partition deed dated 10.12.1970, Ex.D.3(a)
is a typed copy, Ex.D.4 is the certified copy of sale deed dated
24.1.2003 under which his uncles and his father, defendant
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herein have sold the land in favour of one Nandeedsha Reddy,
Ex.D.5 is the endorsement issued by the Tahasildar dated
20.11.2012, Ex.D. 6 is the certified copy of Mutation extract
dated 21.9.2012, Ex.D.7 is the RTC extract of Sy.No.196 dated
15.3.2013, Ex.D.8 is the office copy of complaint filed before
Deputy Commissioner of Police by defendant dated 2.1.2013,
Ex.D.9 is the Xerox copy     of ration card issued to defendant
and Ex.D.10 is the identity card issued by ESI corporation in
favour of defendant No.1 (The P.O of 17th ACCJ has compared
the original of Ex.D.9 and Ex.D.10 while marking these two
documents and returned the originals of Ex.D.9 and Ex.D.10 to
D.W.1 on the date of his deposition with a direction to produce
these documents whenever directed to produce by the court)
Hence, D.W.1 by his oral evidence and coupled with Ex.D.1 to
D.10 pray for dismissal of suit.


     13.      The counsel appearing for the plaintiff cross
examined D.W.1 wherein D.W.1 admits that he has studied up
to SSLC and he knew about the schedule property, but D.W.1
denied that plaintiff is in possession of schedule site since
18.11.2011 and D.W.1 stated that the schedule property is in
his possession and D.W.1 admits that he is aware of the
contents of the written statement filed by his father.   D.W.1
admits that Sy.No.196       belongs to    his grandfather late
Chowdappa, but D.W.1 denied that in Sy.No.196 they have
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formed layout and they have also formed two roads by east-
west in that survey number, wherein D.W.1 stated that there
is no layout formed in Sy.No.196 and D.W.1 admits that his
grand-father and his brothers have sold      10 guntas of land
and he is one of the attesting witness for the said sale deed and
witness confronted with Ex.P.8, wherein he identified          his
signature on this Ex.P.8 and D.W.1 stated that his signature
was obtained on the same day and they sold 10 guntas of land
in Sy.No.196 and D.W.1 denied his knowledge how his
signature has been obtained on Ex.P.8 and D.W.1 admits the
photographs confronted to witness at Ex.P.13 regarding the
house   visible in Ex.P.13 are constructed in Sy.No.196, but
D.W.1 unable to        state how many houses have been
constructed    in Sy.No.196 and he admits that Ex.P.8 is
executed   by his uncle and others and D.W.1 denied his
knowledge that as per Ex.D.4 towards west whose property is
situated and D.W.1 admits that in 10 guntas of land towards
western side, there are constructed buildings have come up
and he denied that after division of Sy.No.196 they have formed
sites in that land and sold such revenue sites prior to 2003
itself and D.W.1 stated that except they sold 10 guntas of land
remaining land is not sold to anybody and D.W.1 admits that
his father did not    got effected katha changed in his name
after partition was effected and D.W.1 denied that though there
was no property in their names, but they have falsely created
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Ex.D.6 and D.W.1 admits that the mutation order passed in
the name of      his father has been cancelled and witness
confronted    with the order of Asst., Commissioner passed in
revenue appeal wherein witness admits this document and it is
marked at Ex.D.14 and D.W.1 admits that Sy.No.196 had lost
its features of agricultural land prior to the year 2003 and
D.W.1 admits that plaintiff had constructing house in the
schedule property is residing therein. However, D.W.1 stated
that he has objected at the time of plaintiff started to construct
residential house and D.W.1 admits that he has not filed any
suit against plaintiff and he denied that Ex.D.8 is not belonging
to plaintiff and D.W.1 admits that    he has filed several suits
against the purchasers, who have started construction of
houses in Sy.No.196 and D.W.1 denied the suggestion that he
has caused obstruction to plaintiff when she tried to construct
houses and D.W.1 denied his knowledge regarding           sale of
property by Thomas Abraham and he denied that Ex.D.5 is
not   concerned to schedule property and D.W.1 further denied
that plaintiff is in possession of schedule property since
18.11.2011 and D.W.1 stated that he objected to start house
property     and D.W.1 also admits that he has filed police
complaint against plaintiff and he further admits that plaintiff
was called to Police Station, but D.W.1 denied his knowledge
regarding the proceedings held before the partition deed and
D.W.1 admits that his father was not called by the police and
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D.W.1 further admitted that towards southern side of plaintiff's
house, there is public road and it leads to Mohan Enclaves
and D.W.1 denied the suggestion that though they have
formed layout by forming revenue sites and sold the said sites,
but now he denying the said fact that defendant is having no
right, title and interest in Sy.No.196 and D.W.1 admits that
he came to know at this stage that they have not filed any suit
challenging the sale deed executed by Thomas Abraham.



       14.    After appreciation of oral and documentary evidence
placed on record, wherein it is admitted fact that Sy.No.196 of
Doddanekkundi village, K.R.Puram Hobli, Bangalore East
Taluk measuring 2 acres 14 guntas             was belongs to father of
defendant namely Chowdappa and after his demise, there was
partition amongst wife of Chowdappa             and her    5 sons and
each sharer was allotted with 16 guntas                of land under
registered partition deed dated 10.12.1970 and it is also proved
fact on record that in Sy.No.196         of Doddanekkundi village.
Revenue sites      were formed and property was sold in favour
of   one Thomas Abraham under registered sale deed               dated
24.1.2003 (as per Ex.P.8) and on perusal of           Ex.P.2 sale deed
dated 24.1.2003       marked through P.W.1, wherein this sale
deed    was    executed     by   sons    of    Chowdappa        namely
Krishnappa, Gopalappa, preset defendant C.Muniyappa and
also wife of deceased brother           Raghupathy Smt. Lakshmi,
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wherein on perusal of Ex.P.8, there is reference in respect of
registered partition deed, though there is            mention of
registered partition deed dated 10.12.1970, but it is admitted
fact    that Sy.No.196 of Doddanekkundi village was divided
amongst heirs of late Chowdappa (wife          and children) of 16
guntas each under registered partition deed dated 10.12.1970
and on perusal of the sale deed Ex.P.8, wherein they have
conveyed property bearing site No.2, katha No.196, situated at
Doddanekkundi village, K.R.Puram          Hobli, Bangalore East
Taluk    ,   now   coming   under   the   jurisdiction    of   CMC,
Mahadevapura       , Bangalore, wherein they have sold revenue
sites measuring east-west 60 ft., and north-south 60 ft., had
measuring 3600 square feet for sale consideration amount of
Rs.2,52,000/-, wherein the present defendant is also one of the
executants    in this sale deed and   D.W.1, who is the son of
original defendant is consenting    witness for the sale deed and
Ex.P.1 is the original sale deed executed by Thomas Abraham
through his GPA holder Sri.Abraham Plaintiff Thomas in favour
of Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya by conveying title under this
sale deed dated 22.5.2008, wherein the vendor Thomas
Abraham sold the site       purchased by him under sale deed
dated 24.1.2003 in favour of Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya in
respect of site No.2, katha No.196, situated at Doddanekkundi
village, K.R.Puram    Hobli, Bangalore East Taluk and present
plaintiff claiming right, title and interest    through    absolute
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sale deed      dated 18.11.2011 executed by vendor Dr.Manohar
Krishna Mallya through his power of attorney Sri. Ghansham
Krishna Mallya         and plaintiff has produced Ex.P.3, the sale
deed as her title deed in respect of suit schedule property
and plaintiff also produced Form No.B property register extract
as per Ex.P.2, wherein the plaintiff's vendor           name has been
mutated in respect of katha No.196/2 to an extent of 3600
square feet before CMC, Mahadevapura as per sale deed dated
22.5.2008       and    thereafter    plaintiff    purchased     the     site
measuring 60 X 40 ft., from her vendor Dr.Manohar Krishna
Mallya under Ex.P.3 and plaintiff's name has been mutated in
Form No.B extract maintained by BBMP in respect of katha
No.196/2 site No.2 measuring an extent of 2400 square feet
and plaintiff also paying tax to the Mahadevapura                     range
attached to BBMP and plaintiff has produced tax paid receipts
in this case from Ex.P.5.            The defendant in his written
statement and also in evidence taken up specific contention
that Sy.No.196 of Doddanekkundi village was measuring 2
acres 14 ft, wherein 3 guntas         Kharab land and after        division
of the said land between the legal heir of Chowdappa wherein
each sharer was allotted          with 16 guntas of land and there
remains of        10 guntas          of land in Sy.No.196, which
was     sold      in     favour     of           Nandeedshwar       Reddy
under sale deed dated 24.1.2003 as per Ex.P.4 and as such,
there    do      not     have       any   alleged      site   or      open
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space available in Sy.No.196 for sale in favour of            Thomas
Abraham under sale deed and defendant has taken up specific
contention that the sale deed relied by the plaintiff at Ex.P.8 of
Thomas Abraham is created document dated 24.1.2003 and
defendant further contended that                 there was no site
measuring 60 X 40 guntas           alleged to have been       sold by
plaintiff's vendor and as such, the alleged sale deed             dated
24.1.2003, 22,5,2008 and present sale deed of the plaintiff
dated 18.11.2011 are created documents in respect of alleged
site. Hence, defendant specifically contended         that there is no
such site inexistence as relied by plaintiff and also plaintiff has
not established     identity of the suit schedule property           and
D.W.1 denied the alleged sale deeds relied by the plaintiff in
this suit, but on the contrary, after appreciation of evidence
placed on record, wherein plaintiff by adducing her evidence
and also by adducing the evidence of P.W.2, who is a witness
for the plaintiff and also by producing documentary evidence,
wherein D.W.1 himself admits the possession of plaintiff over
the suit schedule property and D.W.1 also admitted that
plaintiff by constructing residential house is residing in that
property     constructed   over   site   No.2    in   Sy.No.196      and
admittedly     the original defendant, who is party to the sale
deed Ex.P.8, wherein under Ex.P.8, Thomas Abraham had
purchased site measuring 60 X 60 ft., i.e., 3600 square feet
from its original vendors i.e., sons of Chowdappa           and even
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wife of deceased brother C.Raghupathy also joint as one of the
executants in the sale deed dated 24.1.2003       and D.W.1, who
is deposed for his father in this case is also consenting witness
for Ex.P.8. Hence, the schedule property, which is described
in the plaint schedule is having definite boundaries as carved
out in Sy.No.196 of Doddanekkundi village and this residential
site property, which has transferred from hands to hands from
24.1.2003 under sale deed purchased by Thomas Abraham
from its old owners and thereafter, he sold the said property in
favour of   Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya under Ex.P.1 dated
22.5.2008 and Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya conveyed the
property/site purchased by him through his GPA holder             in
favour of   present plaintiff and plaintiff has purchased the
schedule site   measuring 60 X 40 measuring 2400 square feet
in respect of site No.2 of katha No.196 and then changed as
196/2 and plaintiff's name duly mutated in respect of            this
schedule property in the corporation records. However, since it
is a residential site that there is no approved layout plan
approved by the corporation         for construction of the house
property and as it is revenue site transferred from hands to
hands and the corporation authority has issued "B" katha in
favour of plaintiff and this suit is being one filed for injunction
relief, wherein it is suit not declaration of title. However in
respect of "B" katha issued by the corporation under sale deed
Ex.P.3 relied by the plaintiff, Ex.P.3 is not absolute title deed
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as it is revenue site, wherein though plaintiff name has been
mutated in respect of       site No.2 as katha holder having
possession of this revenue site, but plaintiff could not get clear
and absolute title, but however, plaintiff has proved her
possession as on the date of suit in respect of site no.2 i.e.,
katha No.196/2 as existed in Sy.No.196. The contention of the
defendant denying the identify of the schedule property and
also contending that there is no site remained for sale after sale
of 10 guntas of land in favour of Nandeesha Reddy is not
proved on record and on the contrary, the plaintiff has filed
I.A.No.1 for grant of exparte temporary injunction along with
the suit on 9.1.2013        for grant of ad-interim temporary
injunction     and this court granted ad-interim temporary
injunction   exparte   on   11.1.2013   and   thereafter      after
appearance of defendant, wherein defendant had filed I.A.No.3
under Order 39 Rule 4 of CPC for vacating the exparte
injunction order granted on I.A.No.1 dated 11.1.2003, wherein
this court heard the arguments on I.A.No.1 and 3 and decided
these two interim applications by passing considered order on
I.A.No.1 and 3, wherein I.A.No.1 filed by the plaintiff is allowed
and I.A.No.3 filed by defendant under Order 39 Rule 4 of CPC
is dismissed    vide order dated 11.3.2013 and as such,         the
interim order injunction granted in this court is made absolute
and temporary injunction order granted in favour of        plaintiff
is made absolute pending disposal of the suit and hence, the
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interim order     of injunction granted on I.A.No.1 is still
subsisting pending disposal of this case though defendant has
preferred MFA No.7947/2013(CPC) before the Hon'ble High
Court under Order 43 Rule 1 ( r) of CPC against the orders
dated 11.3.2013 passed on I.A.No.1 in O.S. No.354/2013 and
challenged the order on I.A.No.1 and 3 dated 11.3.2013,
wherein this MFA came to be disposed off by the Hon'ble High
Court on 21.4.2014, wherein MFA preferred by defendant came
to be dismissed. Hence, the order passed on I.A.No.1 and 3 as
attained finality and defendant has not challenged this order
further.


     15.     This court at the time of hearing arguments on
main suit and after perusal of documents produced by the
plaintiff, wherein plaintiff has relied upon sale deed Ex.P.3 as
her title documents in respect of schedule site , site No.2 in
order to Sy.No.196 and plaintiff did not produced the original
GPA executed    by her vendor Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya in
favour of his GPA holder Sri. Ghanasham Krishna Mallya and
accordingly, this court raised this quarry       regarding      non
production of GPA       along with     sale deed Ex.P.3 by the
plaintiff. However, plaintiff took time to produce original GPA
in this case and plaintiff has filed I.A.No.7 to 9 after arguments
were partly heard by this court.     However, plaintiff produced
Xerox copy of GPA along with I.A.No.7 to 9 and defendant has
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filed objections to I.A.No.7 to 9 and opposed the production of
Xerox copy of GPA by the plaintiff in this case and this court
after hearing the arguments   of both sides on I.A.No.7 to 9 and
this court dismissed I.A.No.7 to 9 filed by the plaintiff holding
that this Xerox copy    of SPA produced by the plaintiff dated
30.8.2011 is not secondary evidence or it is primary evidence
under the provision of Evidence Act, wherein plaintiff has
produced notary attested SPA deed dated 30.8.2011 in respect
of   suit schedule property. Hence, plaintiff has not produced
original GPA as handed over by her vendor in respect of
Ex.P.3, but mere non production of original GPA is not
disproved the case of the plaintiff and on perusal of this Xerox
copy   of SPA, wherein plaintiff's vendor Dr.Manohar Krishna
Mallya had executed this SPA deed in favour of his brother
Sri. Ghanasham Krishna Mallya in respect of site No.2, katha
No.196 situated at Doddanekkundi village, K.R.Puram hobli,
Bangalore East Taluk for entire measurement measuring 60 X
60 totally measuring 3600 square feet, but the plaintiff's
vendor had sold site No.2 measuring 60 X 40 ft., under sale
deed dated 18.11.2011 under Ex.P.3. Hence, plaintiff's vendor
might not have handed over original GPA at the time of
execution of sale deed in favour of plaintiff along with Ex.P.3.
However, Ex.P.3 reveals that the plaintiff's vendor Dr.Manohar
Krishna Mallya sold this site property through his power of
attorney holder i.e., brother of Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya in
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favour of   plaintiff and Ex.P.3 is registered before the Sub
Registrar office at Mahadevapura, Bangalore and registration
authorities have not objected for registration of the site and as
such,   Ex.P.3 is a sale deed in respect of      revenue site sold
measuring 60 X 40 ft., and hence, non production of original
GPA is not come in the way          of plaintiff proving her lawful
possession over the schedule property as on the date of suit in
respect of site no.2. Hence, non production of original GPA is
not fatal to the case of the plaintiff.     On the other hand ,
though defendant has produced the copy of stay order along
with    written    arguments   as     granted   by   the    Deputy
Commissioner of Bangalore District in revision petition bearing
No.195/15-16 filed by the defendant herein against the present
plaintiff against order of Asst., Commissioner Bangalore North
sub division and Spl. Tahasildar , Bangalore East Taluk
under Sec. 136(3) of KLR Act against the orders of learned
Asst., Commissioner passed in RA No.319/12-13 (Ex.P.14)
dated 21.7.2014. Hence, the revenue proceedings, which are
now seized before the Deputy Commissioner in the revision
petition and      that order of stay as granted by the Deputy
Commissioner in revision petition No.185/15-16 will not come
in the way of disposal of the suit, wherein the plaintiff has
proved her lawful possession    in respect of     site No.2, katha
no.196/2 as on the date of suit and it appears that plaintiff
also constructed residential house property over the site and
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she is in possession of the said house as admitted by D.W.1
and defendant has not objected for construction of residential
building by the plaintiff and defendant also not initiated any
legal proceedings against the plaintiff and hence, considering
the oral     and documentary evidence placed on record, wherein
the defendant has         filed the suit against his own daughter
namely Geetha in O.S. No.8650/2012 and on the strength of
status-quo order obtained in that suit, the defendant is
obstructing over the plaintiff's possession in respect of
schedule property, wherein plaintiff is not party to the said suit
filed   by   the    defendant   against   his    daughter     in     O.S.
No.8650/2012 and hence, plaintiff also proved the interference
over her possession by the defendant and his followers,
henchmen and others and as such, plaintiff constrained to file
the suit seeking the relief of permanent injunction and though
plaintiff has filed bare injunction suit, wherein the defendant
has not      specifically challenged the sale deeds right from
24.1.2003 and even defendant's other brothers have not
challenged the sale of site no.2 of plaintiff's purchaser in title
in respect of       sale deeds standing in the name of Thomas
Abraham, Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya and present plaintiff
and hence, the contention of defendant that             bare suit for
injunction     is   not   maintainable    unless      plaintiff    seeks
declaration of her title and this contention of the defendant is
not tenable on record, wherein plaintiff in order to protect her
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possession in respect of schedule property has filed the suit
for permanent injunction relief.     Hence, the court has to
enquire the lawful possession in respect of schedule site and
alleged interference. However, plaintiff proved her possession
as on the date of suit in respect of schedule property and as
such, defendant's contention raised in his written statement
and also in his oral evidence through evidence of D.W.1 stands
rejected and entire defense of the defendant is not tenable and
citations also relied by the defendant are not comes to the aid
of   defendant and on the contrary, citations     relied by the
plaintiff are applicable to the facts of the case on hand and as
such, plaintiff, who has proved her possession in respect of
schedule site and also she has constructed house and though
plaintiff has not produced any sanctioned plan given by the
corporation and it is for the corporation authority being the
proper authority under the Karnataka Municipal Corporation
Act to take any action against the plaintiff for any illegal
construction made over the site property under the provision
of Karnataka Municipal Corporation Act 1976       and statutory
authority BBMP has got right in that regard, but this suit one
for permanent injunction filed under the provision of Specific
Relief Act under Sec. 38, wherein plaintiff has established her
lawful possession in respect of    site No.2 under sale deed
Ex.P.3 and as such, plaintiff's possession has to be protected
by grant of permanent injunction and        plaintiff   has also
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established the alleged interference by the defendant and his
associates over the plaintiff's possession. Hence, plaintiff
proved Issue No.1 and 2 against defendant and accordingly,
Issue No.1 and 2 are answered in affirmative.


      16.     Issue No.3:   In view of my findings submitted on
Issue No.1 and 2, plaintiff is entitled for the relief of permanent
injunction as sought for against defendant. Accordingly, Issue
No.3 is answered in affirmative.


      17. Issue No.4: In view of my findings on Issue No.1 to
3, the suit filed by the plaintiff deserves to be decreed with
costs against defendant. Hence, I proceed to pass the
following:-




                             ORDER

The suit filed by the plaintiff is decreed with costs against defendant herein.

It is further ordered and decreed that defendant, his men, agents, workers, supporters or any other persons claiming under defendant are restrained by grant of permanent injunction not to cause any interference or obstruction over 40 O.S.No.354 of 2013 the plaintiff's peaceful possession and enjoyment of the suit schedule property .

Draw decree accordingly.

{Dictated to the Judgment writer , transcribed by her, corrected and then pronounced by me in open court this 26th day of August, 2015.} (S.V.Kulkarni) XI Addl.City Civil Judge Bangalore city.

ANNEXURE List of witnesses examined for plaintiff:-

P.W.1          Smt. Mamatha
P.W.2          Sri. M.Munireddy

List of documents exhibited for plaintiff:-

Ex.P.1 2nd set of agreement of sale executed by Thomas Abraham to Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya, Ex.P.2 Property assessment register in the name of Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya Ex.P.3: Original sale deed in favour of P.W.1 through GPA holder of Dr.Manohar Krishna Mallya, 41 O.S.No.354 of 2013 Ex.P.4: Tax assessment register Ex.P.5: Tax paid receipt four in number Ex.P.6: Photos four in numbers Ex.P.7: Negatives Ex.P.8: Certified copy of sale deed dated 24.1.2003 executed in favour of Thomas Abraham by deceased Krishnappa and others Ex.P.9: Certified copy of partition deed dated 10.12.1970 between defendant and his brothers Ex.P.10 & 11: Certified copy of plaint and order sheet in O.S. No.8650/2012 Ex.P.12: RTC regarding Sy.No. 196 from 1967-
               68 to 1996-97

Ex.P.13        Photos
Ex.P.14        Certified copy of order passed by the
learned Asst., Commissioner in RA(B.E) 319/2012-2013 dated 21.7.2014 , List of witnesses examined for defendant:
DW.1 Sri. Rajendra List of documents exhibited for defendant:-
Ex.D.1 Spl. Power of attorney dated 8.10.2014 executed by defendant in his favour 42 O.S.No.354 of 2013 Ex.D.2 Family genealogy Ex.D.3 Certified copy of registered partition deed dated 10.12.1970 Ex.D.3(a): Typed copy of registered partition deed dated 10.12.1970 Ex.D.4: Certified copy of sale deed dated 24.1.2003 under which his uncles and his father, defendant herein have sold the land in favour of one Nandeedsha Reddy Ex.D.5: Endorsement issued by the Tahasildar dated 20.11.2012 Ex.D.6: Certified copy of Mutation extract dated 21.9.2012, Ex.D:7 RTC extract of Sy.No.196 dated 15.3.2013 Ex.D.8: Office copy of complaint filed before Deputy Commissioner of Police by defendant dated 2.1.2013 Ex.D.9: Xerox copy of ration card issued to defendant Ex.D.10: Identity card issued by ESI corporation in favour of defendant No.1 (S.V.Kulkarni) XI Addl.City Civil Judge Bangalore city.
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