suit, the object of the landlord is to eject the
sub lessee from the land in execution of the
decree and such an object
injunction holding that
defendants have taken possession of suit schedule property
in Execution Petition No.749/2008, which was filed to
execute the decree passed ... plaintiff
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and there was decree for ejectment. The defendants have
taken possession from plaintiff in Execution Petition
No.749/2008. The learned trial Judge
aforestated suits are void-ab-initio. The Execution Court
should have dismissed the execution petitions on this
ground.
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6. The learned counsel for respondent ... learned counsel for respondent would submit
that, aforestated suits were filed for ejectment, arrears of
rent and damages. The court of 26th Addl. City Civil
same, the judgment debtor is
before this Court.
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The decree under execution is a compromise
decree made in S.C.No.297/2003 ... thereafter the plaintiff has filed the above
ejectment suit against the defendants in
respect of the shop premises.
3. In the mean time, by intervention
Causes Judge, Court of Small
Causes, Bangalore, partly decreeing the suit for
ejectment and damages.
This CRP coming on for Admission this day,
the Court ... admitted relationship of landlord
and tenant. The tenant has denied the execution of
deed of confirmation of the gift in favour of the
landladies. During
schedule
premises to respondent or tenancy has come to an end by
execution of decree made by court of competent jurisdiction.
If petitioner had kept ... Judge taking all these aspects into
consideration has rightly granted decree of ejectment. The
learned trial Judge has rejected the counter claim filed by
petitioner
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Bench
Petitioner-tenant has preferred this
Revision Petition against the order of ejectment
dated 12.7.2012 passed in S.C.1032/2011 on
the file of Addl ... schedule premises to the respondents/landlords
without driving the respondents/landlords to execution
proceedings. The petitioner-tenant shall regularly pay future
damages as determined