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Delhi District Court

C.S No. 87/18 vs Komal And Ors on 29 January, 2018

     IN THE COURT OF DR. HARDEEP KAUR, ADJ­02,
      SHAHDARA, KARKARDOOMA COURTS, DELHI


C.S No. 87/18
Capital Land Builders Pvt Ltd.
Vs Komal and Ors.

29.01.2018

Fresh   suit   received   by   way   of   assignment.   It   be
checked and registered.

Present:       Sh. G. Narayan, counsel for plaintiff.


1.

   Plaintiff   has   filed   the   present   suit   for Declaration,   Permanent   and   Mandatory   Injunction against the defendants with the following prayers:­

(a)   Pass   a   decree   of   declaration   declaring illegal   sale   deed   dated   08.12.2011   executed   by defendant   no.   2   in   favour   of   defendant   no.   1, registered with Sub Registrar ­IV Delhi on 08.12.2011, as void and not binding on the plaintiff.

(b)   Pass   a   decree   of   Mandatory   Injunction directing the Defendant no. 4 to demolish the illegal structure of the suit property.

(c)   Pass   a   decree   of   Mandatory   Injunction directing the Defendant no. 4 to cancel trade license if any issued in favour of defendant no. 1 to carry out Page 1 of 7                                 illegal business of trading of marbles and stones.

(d)   Pass   a   decree   of   Permanent   Injunction directing   the   Defendant   no.   1   to   hand   over   vacant and peaceful possession of the suit property.

(e)   Pass   a   decree   of   Permanent   Injunction directing the Defendants and their agent, successors, assigns   from   any   manner,   directly   or   indirectly, interfering   with   or   obstructing   the   plaintiff   from   his peaceful   use   and   enjoyment,   possession   and ownership   of   the   suit   property   covered   under   illegal sale deed.

(f)   Pass   a   decree   of   Prohibitory   Injunction directing   the   Defendant   no.   3   restraining   from registering   any   new   transfer   of   property   document qua the suit property except sought by the plaintiff.

(g)   Pass   a   decree   of   Mandatory   Injunction directing the Defendant no. 1 to deposit in the Court the   sale   deeds   dated   08.12.2011   and   direct   the destruction thereof.

2. It   is   stated   in   the   plaint   that   the   plaintiff company is engaged in the business of Colonization and   has   on   Khasra   no.   853,   854,   855,   861,   862,   863, 1017 / 867, 875, 876, 877, 878, 879, 1132 / 892 situated in   th   area   of   village   Gokalpur,   Shahdara   has developed a residential colony namely Kailash Nagar Page 2 of 7                                 Colony   at   Loni   Road,   Shahdara,   Delhi   jointly   with   its sister concern M/s Runwell (India) Pvt. Ltd. Further the plaintiff   and   its   sister   concern   fragmented   the   entire area that is 81 Bighas and 14 Biswas into 157 plots out of   which   119   plots   are   owned   by   the   plaintiff Company and remaining 38 plots are owned by the M/s   Runwell   (India)   Pvt.   Ltd.   But   the   physical demarccation of the individual were not carried out. A copy of sale deed executed in favour of the plaintiff compnay   by   the   vendor   M/s   G.S.   Kashyap   &   Sons (HUF) is annexed as Annexure P/4. 

It is stated  in  the  plaint that in the month  of August   2014   the   plaintiff   came   to   know   that   the defendant   no.   2   has   executed   a   Sale   Deed   of Property bearing no. A­9 area measuring 275 sq. yds. (229.92 Sq. Mtr.) belonging to the plaintiff company in favour   of   defendant   no.   1   in   connivance   with   the defendant   no.   3   vide   Registration   no.   5316   in   Addl. Book   no.   I,   Vol.   no.   1113   on   page   38   to   45   on 08.12.2011.

It  is  further stated that  the  Sale Deed  dated 08.12.2011 executed by the defendant no. 2 in favour of   defendant   no.   1   is   a   forged   and   fabricated document.     Aggrieved   by   the   fraudulent   act   of Defendant no.2, plaintiff made a formal complaint to Page 3 of 7                                 the SHO PS Jyoti Nagar on 22.08.2014.

Plaintiff   stated   in   para   21   of   the   plaint   that cause   of   action   first   arose   on   08.12.2011   when   the defendant   no.   1   illegally   and   fraudulently   executed and   got   registered   the   sale   deed   regarding   the   suit property. Cause of action further arose on 03.08.2014 when   the   plaintiff   came   to   know   about   the   illegal execution of sale deed by defendant no. 2 in favour of defendant no. 1. Cause of action further arose on 26.08.2014 when the plaintiff made complaint to SHO PS Jyoti Nagar, Delhi and further stated that cause of action further arose on 01.08.2017 when the physical demarcation in Kailash Nagar Colony was carried out and cause of action further arose on 22.08.2017 when the plaintiff  made  a  complaint to   D­5 and  cause of action   further   arose   on   17.10.2017   when   the   plaintiff made formal complaint to defendant no. 4 regarding carrying out illegal business of marbles and stones by defendant no. 1.

3. Heard. Case filed perused. 

4. Perusal   of   the   record     shows   that   suit   of plaintiff is barred by Limitation as plaintiff has filed the present   suit     for   Declaration,   Permanent   and Mandatory Injunction against the defendants. As the plaintiff prayed to declare sale deed dated 08.12.2011 Page 4 of 7                                 executed by defendant no. 2 in favour of defendant no. 1 as void and not binding on the plaintiff and in para  6 of  the plaint it is stated that  in the  month  of August   2014,     plaintiff   came   to   know   that   the defendant   no.   2   has   executed   a   Sale   Deed   of Property bearing no. A­9 area measuring 275 sq. yds. (229.92 Sq. Mtr.) belonging to the plaintiff company in favour   of   defendant   no.   1   in   connivance   with   the defendant no. 3.

The   relevant   provision   of   Section   3   of Limitation Act 1963 is as under:­  "every   suit   instituted,   appeal   preferred,   and application made after the prescribed period shall be dismissed, although limitation has not been   set   upon   as   a   defence."   It   is   thus incumbent upon the Court to satisfy itself that the suit is not barred by limitation, regardless of whether such a plea has been raised by the parties.

  In   the   present   suit,   the   period   of   limitation would be computed under Article 56 of the Limitation Act   1963     which   is   laid   out   below   for   the   facility   of reference:­ Description of suit Period of Limitation Time   from   which period begins to run Page 5 of 7                                 Article   56.   To Three years When   the   issue   or declare   the   forgery registration of   an   instrument becomes   known   to issued or registered the plaintiff In   Union   of   India   vs.   British   India   Corporation Ltd   (2003)   9   SCC   505,   it   has   been   opined   that   "the question of limitation is a mandate to the forum and irrespective of the fact whether   it was raised   or not, the   forum   must   consider   and   apply   it,   if   there   is   no dispute on facts"

As   stated   in   the   plaint   that     sale   deed   was executed on 08.12.2011 and plaintiff came to know in the month   of   August   2014   that   the   defendant   no.   2   has executed   a   Sale   Deed   of   suit   Property   bearing   no.   A­9 area measuring 275 sq. yds. (229.92 Sq. Mtr.) belonging to the   plaintiff   company   in   favour   of   defendant   no.   1   in connivance with the defendant no. 3, . 
In view of  Article 56,  the period of limitation is three years from the date of knowledge of registration to the plaintiff. In the present matter plaintiff came to know about the execution of registered sale deed in the month August 2014 and plaintiff filed the present suit on 29.01.2018, after the expiry of period of three years. 
In view of above discussions, the suit of plaintiff is barred by limitation.  Hence, plaint of plaintiff  is hereby rejected u/O 7 Rule 11 (d) CPC
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5. No order as to costs. Decree sheet be prepared.

6. File be consigned to record room.

(Announced in the open court        (Dr. Hardeep Kaur) on 29.01.2018 )    ADJ­02(SHD)/KKD/Delhi Digitally signed by HARDEEP HARDEEP KAUR KAUR Date:

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