JUDGEMENT
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(1.) This revisional application is at the
instance of the defendants/petitioners and is directed against the
order no.68 dated 01.08.2006 whereby the learned Civil Judge
(Senior Division), Third Court, Alipore has rejected an
application for transposition of the parties filed by the
defendants/petitioners in Title Suit No.56 of 2000.
(2.) The facts giving rise to the filing of the revisional
application are that the plaintiff/opposite party no.1 filed the
suit for declaration, partition and permanent injunction against
the defendants/petitioners in the year 2000. The suit proceeded
well and in 2006 it was at the stage of examination of the P.Ws.
At that time, the defendants/petitioners prayed for transposition
of the parties. They wanted to be transposed as plaintiffs on the
ground that the plaintiff/opposite party no.1 was not taking
proper steps in the suit. That petition was rejected by the
impugned order. So the defendants/petitioners have preferred the
present revisional application.
(3.) The learned advocate for the defendants/petitioners has
contended that the suit was for partition and so every party to
the suit may be termed as the plaintiff as well as the defendant
and so there is no bar to make transposition of the parties. The
learned Advocate has contended that the petition was rejected by
the trial court on the ground that it was concocted and no
transposition as prayed for could be made.;
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