JANARDAN S O LAXMANRAO BARWAT Vs. NARMADABAI

JUDGEMENT

(1.) THE non-applicant filed a suit for declaration as regards OTher ownership over the suit field and claimed permanent injunction restraining the applicants from interfering over the possession. The trial Court granted the temporary injunction. The applicants, therefore, went in appeal. The Appellate Court dismissed the appeal observing that "when the appeal has been taken up for hearing the appellants Counsel Mr. Shelke has appeared but he was not prepared. He was narrating the facts which are totally irrelevant. Hence the appeal is dismissed. "

(2.) MR. Patil appearing for the appellants made a submission that Mr. Shelke was beginner in practice and junior Counsel.

(3.) IT is obligatory on the part of a Counsel to render adequate and necessary assistance to the Court on facts and law by studying the brief. It was really a misfortune for the Counsel to appear and address without desired preparation. Such Casual manner can hardly be encouraged.