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Calcutta High Court (Appellete Side)

Mr. Hrishikesh Jana vs Amar Nath Pramanick And Another on 17 December, 2024

D/L.71.
December 17, 2024.
MNS.


                                      SAT No. 213 of 2023

                                    Mr. Hrishikesh Jana
                                            Vs.
                              Amar Nath Pramanick and another


                     Mr. Sharnya Chatterjee,
                     Mr. Shuvam Ghosh,
                     Mr. Anshunath Chakraborty,
                     Mr. Gourab Mukhopadhyay

                                 ... for the appellant.

               1. The present Second Appeal will be heard on the

                     following substantial question of law:

                     Whether the       learned      Judge     of the    First
                     Appellate Court committed a substantial error of
                     law    in     granting    eviction       against    the
                     defendant/appellant       on       the    ground     of
                     reasonable requirement in the teeth of the
                     specific admission of the plaintiffs/landlords to
                     the effect that they are in occupation of at least
                     14/15 rooms apart from the suit shop room on
                     the ground floor of the suit building, coupled
                     with the failure of the plaintiffs to prove by
                     cogent evidence that the said rooms are
                     tenanted, particularly in view of the plaintiffs
                     having not sought any local inspection in
                     respect of the said other rooms on the ground
                     floor of the suit building.

               2. Issue usual notices.

               3. Call for the records.

                           Re: CAN 1 of 2024 (stay application)

                4. In view of a prima facie case having been made

                     out, there shall be stay of all further proceedings
                           2




  in Ejectment Execution Case No. 37 of 2024

  arising out of Ejectment Suit No. 22 of 2010

  pending before the Second Bench, Presidency

  Small Causes Court at Calcutta, till disposal of

  the application for stay.

5. The appellant/petitioner shall serve copies of

  the      application     for    stay      on      the

  respondent/opposite parties indicating that the

said application shall be listed in the monthly list of January, 2025 before the appropriate Bench having determination.

6. The appellant/petitioner shall file an affidavit-of- service to that effect on the next returnable date before that Bench.

7. It is made clear that the question of imposition of occupation charges as a condition precedent of further continuance of the stay is left open for being decided at the final hearing of the application.

(Sabyasachi Bhattacharyya, J.) (Partha Sarathi Sen, J.)