JUDGEMENT
PRASENJIT MANDAL,J. -
(1.) THIS application is at the instance of the plaintiffs and is filed against the Order No.1
dated April 19, 2013 passed by the learned Civil Judge
(Senior Division), 1st Court, Contai in Misc. Appeal No.15
of 2013 thereby refusing the prayer for ad interim order
of injunction.
The plaintiffs/appellants/petitioners herein
instituted the aforesaid suit against the
defendants/opposite parties herein for declaration of
title to the extent of half share of the 'Ka' schedule
property by way of inheritance, permanent injunction and
other reliefs before the learned Trial Judge. At the
time of filing of the said suit, they prayed for
temporary injunction along with a prayer for ad interim
order of injunction. The learned Trial Judge granted ad
interim order of injunction by way of status quo. But,
while disposing of the application, the learned Trial
Judge rejected the prayer for temporary injunction.
(2.) BEING aggrieved by the said order of rejection, the plaintiffs preferred a misc. appeal being Misc. Appeal
No.15 of 2013. They also prayed ad interim order of
injunction again and that prayer was refused by the First
Appellate Court. Being aggrieved, this application has
been preferred.
Now, the question is whether the petitioners are
entitled to get any kind of relief as prayed for in the
application for temporary injunction.
Upon hearing the learned Counsel for the parties and on going through the materials on record, I find that it
is not in dispute that one Ghanashyam Pahari, since
deceased, was the original owner of the 'Ka' schedule
property. He left four sons, namely, Padmalochan,
Baidyanath, Gobinda and Shibprasad. The plaintiffs are
the descendants of Padmalochan and similarly, defendant
nos.1, 2 & 3 are the descendants of Badiyanath. Gobinda
died bachelor and his share devolved upon the rest
heirs/descendants of Ghanashyam Pahari. Shibprasad had
one son, namely, Debabrata and his wife was Sabitri.
Debabrata died living his wife Sabitri, but they had no
issue. After the death of Sabitri, the property
originally inherited by Shibprasad devolved upon the
heirs/descendants of Padmalochan and Baidyanath meaning
thereby each branch of them had 50% share in the suit
property.
(3.) ON the basis of that above contention, the plaintiffs have claimed declaration of title over half
share of the suit property left by Sabitri. The
defendants have denied such contentions of the
plaintiffs.
From the above analogy, it is evident that the
plaintiffs/appellants/petitioners herein are the
descendants of Padmalochan. Of course, the contesting
defendant nos.1, 2 & 3 have denied such contention and
that has to be considered at the time of trial.;
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