JUDGEMENT
VINEY MITTAL, J. -
(1.) For the reasons stated in the application the delay in filing the
present appeal is condoned.
(2.) The plaintiff has lost concurrently before the two Courts below in a
suit for mandatory injunction. It was claimed by him that he was using the
passage
in question for ingress/ outgress of his house from times immemorial and a
big
junction box had been installed by the defendant which had resulted in
obstruction
in the aforesaid passage. He claimed that the defendants should remove
the
aforesaid junction box.
(3.) The defendant remained ex-parte and did not file any written
statement. However, both the Courts below on the evidence produced by
the
plaintiff himself have held that mere installation of the junction box which
was
only 6 ft x 2ft, no such obstruction was caused as would create a problem
for the
plaintiff. It was also noticed that junction box in question was for general
good of
the public, and therefore, the plaintiff could not be heard to make any
grievance.
Sh.R.S.Athwal, the learned counsel appearing for the appellant has
very vehemently argued that the judgments of the Courts below are totally
wrong
and unsustainable inasmuch as the defendant had not even appeared and
filed the
written statement to contest the claim of the plaintiff. It has also been
argued by
the learned counsel that the junction box in question was really obstructed
the
passage in question.;
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