SUDHANGSHU SARKAR Vs. ANJU RANI SARKAR
LAWS(TRIP)-2022-2-28
HIGH COURT TRIPURA
Decided on February 10,2022

Sudhangshu Sarkar Appellant
VERSUS
Anju Rani Sarkar Respondents


Referred Judgements :-

GHANTESHER GHOSH VS. MADAN MOHAN GHOSH [REFERRED TO]
RAMDAYAL VS. MANAKLAL [REFERRED TO]


JUDGEMENT

T.AMARNATH GOUD,J. - (1.)This is an appeal under Sec. 100 of the CPC 1908 from the judgment and decree dtd. 3/12/2016 passed in case No. Title Appeal 65 of 2013 by the Additional District Judge, Court No. 3, West Tripura, Agartala dismissing the appeal preferred against the judgment dtd. 27/9/2004 passed by the Civil Judge, Sr. Division (Court No. 2), West Triprua, Agartala in TS (Part) 78 of 2003.
(2.)At the outset, the controversy that led to filing of the suit may briefly be introduced. The respondents (herein after referred to as plaintiff-respondents) as Plaintiffs instituted the Title Suit (P) 78 of 2003 in the Court of Ld. Civil Judge, Sr. Division, Court No. 2, West Tripura, Agartala against the appellant (herein after referred to as the defendant-appellant) for partition of their joint properties in 1/7th share as described under schedule 1 and 2 of the plaint.
(3.)In a nutshell the case of the plaintiff-respondents was that the suit land described under Schedule-1 of the plaint is the land inherited by the plaintiff-respondents and defendant-appellant from their predecessor-in-interest namely Akhil Chandra Sarkar and also the suit land described under Schedule-2 is jointly purchased by them. The plaintiff-respondents wanted for partition of the said land purchased by them. Their predecessor-in-interest Lt. Akhil Ch. Sarkar owned and possessed the land described under schedule-1 of the plaint and the plaintiff-respondents and defendant-appellant are the owner in possession of the 2nd schedule land and after the death of their predecessor-in-interest they have been jointly possession the said lands. It is a also asserted in the plaint that the plaintiff-respondents recently noticed that the defendant-appellant has been trying very vigorously to get and utilize all the benefits of the land depriving them taking the advantage of their faith and trust reposed on him when the plaintiff-respondents requested the defendant-appellant for amicable partition to overcome to said situation he turnaround and lastly refused the proposal on 9/7/3.
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