ejectment against Bhagwan Din was also decreed. In execution of this decree vide execution case No, 165 of 1949 the defendants appellants put obstruction ... possession. In the said execution the executing court held that the defendants appellants were not liable to be ejected. In view of the order
rights in the disputed land and, as such, was not liable to ejectment. This right has been conferred under the U. P. .Zamindari Abolition ... will be for the execution court to decide whether the appellant has acquired adivasi right and is not liable to ejectment. I, therefore
ejectment of the plaintiff from he suit land and obtained a decree for possession and in execution of the decree the plaintiff was dispossessed
land on the strength of title by purchase at a sale in execution of a mortgage-decree, which was held on the 19th September ... November 1899, Symbolical possession was delivered to him by the execution Court on the 17th February 1900. He alleges that the judgment-debtors were
plaintiff, who caused the land to be put up for sale in execution proceedings. The plaintiff bought the land at the Court auction ... decree declaring his title to the property and for the ejectment of the first respondent therefrom. In his plaint he averred that
Jaldhari Mahto And Ors. vs Rajendra Singh And Ors. on 11 March, 1958
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suit was one for a declaration of title with a prayer for ejectment. In fact the possession did not change ... fact of ejectment being ordered should make any difference. Surely what counts is not the order for ejectment but the actual ejectment or cessation
Bhag-
wandas for a declaration and possession over 2/3 share for
ejecting Kripa Shankar was decreed on 27-8-1945, and, again
symbolical possession ... legal necessity; (ii) Even if the house
"had been sold in execution of the mortgage, they have been
openly denying the rights
contract to sell. That suit ended in a compromise decree in execution of which the defendants took delivery of possession of the disputed property ... point to be considered is whether the plaintiff's right to eject has been established. The 'nadabi' deed, dated
sons were said to be the mortgagors. The plaintiff filed execution proceedings for sale and in Court auction he himself purchased the properties.
When ... plaintiff filed a suit praying for a declaration of title and for ejectment of respondent No. 1. The latter pleaded his title alleging that
