JUDGEMENT
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(1.) This appeal has been preferred by the appellantdefendant the Municipal Council, Udaipr against the
respondent plaintiffs Smt.Basanti Bai, and Smt. Raj Kumari
being aggrieved by the judgment and decree passed by the
learned District and Sessions Judge dated 16.02.1984 passed in
civil suit No/1977 by which the learned trial court partly
decreed the suit of the respondent-plaintiff.
(2.) The short facts giving rise to this appeal are that the
plaintiff respondent filed a suit in the court of District Judge,
Udaipur for return of the material and in the alternative to
make payment of Rs.13,499.25. The plaintiff respondent's
case is that he has been carrying on business of selling coal
and timber on the piece of land of his ownership and
possession. He had also constructed a tin shed over the said
plot. The plaintiff-respondent's further case is that the
Municipal Council , Udaipur made an earlier attempt to
dispossess him and therefore, he filed a suit for permanent
injunction against the defendants. The defendant- appellant
taking the advantage of emergency, on 01.03.1977, arrived
with a gang of persons and forcibly demolished the tin shed
and took away the articles lying there. The plaintiff
respondent has given a list of the articles which were taken
away by the defendant and has assessed the costs for a sum
of Rs.13,499.25. The plaintiff respondent also claimed
compensation at the rate of Rs.25/- per day. The suit was
filed against two defendants , Municipal Council Udaipur and
Manohar Singh, who was working as Inspector at the relevant
time. Both the defendants filed written statements
controverting the allegations pleaded in the plaint and
categorically denied the fact of the ownership and possession
of the plot in dispute. The plaintiff respondent filed the
rejoinder. On the basis of the pleadings of the parties, the
learned trail court framed the following six issues:-
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(3.) The plaintiff examined herself as PW/1, PW/2
Smt. Rajkumari, PW/3 Devi Lal, PW/4 Jorawar Mal, PW/5
Bhagwati Lal, PW/6 Chandanmal and PW/7 Nand Kishore. The
defendant , in rebuttal of the evidence of plaintiff, examined
DW/1 Manohar Singh, DW/2 Allanoor and DW/3 Parmeshwar
Narain. The plaintiff produced 12 documents Ex.1 to Ex.12
and the defendants produced 9 documents Ex.A-1 to A-9.
During the pendency of the suit, plaintiff Ratan Lal
died and his wife Basanti Bai and daughter Raj Kumari were
brought on record as legal representatives.;
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