JUDGEMENT
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(1.) The plaintiff has lost concurrently before the two courts below
in a suit for mandatory injunction filed by her. It was claimed by the
plaintiff that the defendants be directed to allow the plaintiff to raise
construction of 3 feet wide staircase, at the place marked as ABCD,
shown in the site plan, to reach the roof of the shop in question.
(2.) The suit was contested by the defendants and it was claimed by
them that the aforesaid portion is a part and parcel of the tenanted
premises and therefore, plaintiff had no right to construct the staircase as
desired by her.
Both the courts below have held that the verandah in question,
where the staircase was sought to be constructed by the plaintiff, was
a part of the tenanted portion with the defendants. In these circumstances,
the suit filed by the plaintiff was dismissed and her appeal failed before the
learned first appellate court.
(3.) Shri Jagdish Manchanda, learned counsel for the appellant has
placed reliance upon a judgment dated November 25, 1991, passed
in R.S.A.No.803 of 1979, wherein it has been held that roof of the shop
in question was not a part of the tenanted premises. On that basis, Shri
Manchanda argues that the plaintiff had a right to raise the
construction of staircase to reach the roof.;
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