JUDGEMENT
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(1.) In the instant second
appeal at the time of admission under Order 41 Rule 11 of
the Code of Civil Procedure, a question of law was framed by the
Division Bench (Cor : A. K. Ganguly and
Tapan Kumar Dutt, JJ) to this effect :
"Whether the learned Judge of the First
Appellate Court has committed an error on
a substantial question of law in not properly
construing the rent receipt which shows
one room in the possession of the appellant
and whether the learned Judge of the First
Appellate Court should have held that the
kitchen being a part and parcel of the
human existence is not required to be written
separately in the body of the rent receipt?"
(2.) Before dealing with the issue involved
herein as to whether there is any substantial question as framed by the Division
Bench has any merit, factual matrix of the
case is being dealt with first.
(3.) This second appeal has been preferred
by the tenant assailing the judgment and
decree dated 24-5-2004 passed by the
learned Additional District Judge, 4th Court
at Howrah in Title Appeal No. 216 of 2001
affirming the judgment and decree dated 31-8-2001
passed by the learned Civil Judge,
Junior Division, 2nd Court, Howrah in Title
Suit No. 212 of 1995.;
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