JUDGEMENT
ASIM KUMAR RAY, J. -
(1.) BEING aggrieved by and dissatisfied with the judgment and decree
dated September 18, 1993 passed in Title Appeal No. 2 of 1992 by learned
Assistant District Judge, Arambagh affirming the judgment and decree dated
30th November, 1991 passed in Title Suit No. 63 of 1988 by learned Munsif, First Court, Arambagh this appeal has been preferred.
(2.) PLAINTIFF /respondent initiated the title suit stating that he acquired the suit property by way of gift from his 'Bhiksha Mata', Renuka Bala Roy on
14th May, 1959. Defendant/appellant lent a sum of Rs. 5,000/ - to him. It was stipulated that the plaintiff would execute a sale deed in respect of the suit
property in favour of the defendant and at the same time the defendant
would execute an Ekrarnama for re -conveyance of the suit property. It was
agreed that the defendant would enjoy the usufruct of the property for three
years from Shraban 1388 B.S. to Ashar 1392 B.S. against interest and would
retransfer it to the respondent if he repaid the consideration money within
five years next after the said period of three years. Accordingly sale deed
and Ekrarnama were executed by the parties concerning the suit property.
The plaintiff after the month of Ashar 1392 B.S. approached the defendant
on several occasions for retransfer of the suit property after taking back the
loan amount but in vain. Hence the suit was instituted.
The defendant took out a case that the suit property was sold to him by the plaintiff and there was no agreement for retransfer of the same to the
plaintiff. It was his further case that alleged deed of agreement for retransfer
was executed only to defeat the case of other co -sharers to pre -empt the suit
property. So he prayed for dismissal of the suit.
(3.) THE trial Court passed the judgement and decree in favour of the plaintiff. Defendant challenged it by preferring an appeal which was
affirmed by the judgment and decree dated September 18, 1993 passed by
the First Appellate Court at Arambagh. In the aforesaid background this is
the second appeal before this Court.;
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