JUDGEMENT
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(1.) This S.B. Civil second appeal has been filed by the
Union of India through -
1. Chief Post Office through
Superintendent, Post Office, Churu
2. Director General,
Postal Department , New Delhi
3. Secretary, Indian Postal
Department, Govt. of India, New Delhi
4. Post Master General
, Posts & Telegraph Department, Sardar Patel Marg, Jaipur
and
5. Post Master, Sub- Post Office, Patel Chowk, Sadulpur,
District Churu, against respondent Shri Satyanarainji Temple
Religious Trust, Sadulpur, District Churu being aggrieved by
the order of the Addl. District & Sessions Judge,
Rajgarh,District Churu dated 30.04.2011 passed in civil first
appeal No.19/2010 by which the learned appellate court
affirmed the order of the learned Civil Judge (Junior
Division), Rajgarh in civil original suit No.34/2002 by which
the learned trial court passed the decree of eviction against
the appellant of the suit property.
(2.) The necessary facts giving rise to this appeal are that
respondent plaintiff filed a suit for eviction of the first floor
of the building belonging to plaintiff Trust, which was let out
to the appellant defendants on rent of Rs.450/- per month
and a lease was executed between the parties on 01.01.1999
for three years i.e. upto 31.12.2001. There was a clause in
the lease agreement regarding renewal of lease agreement.
This clause contains the condition that appellant defendants
were required to inform the plaintiff respondent by three
months notice, before expiration of the lease term. The
plaintiff respondent while filing the suit for eviction pleaded
that appellant defendants did not serve any notice to the
plaintiff for renewal of lease, therefore, plaintiff terminated
the said lease by giving a notice to them. Plaintiff served a
notice under section 106 of the Transfer of Property Act,
1884 and section 80 of C.P.C. on 12.01.2002 to the
defendants.
(3.) After terminating the tenancy of the appellant,
plaintiff filed a suit for eviction. The appellant defendant
filed a written statement and the trial court framed the3
following five issues:-
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The appellant examined 2 witnesses PW/1 Laxminarain
Sharma and PW/2 Ramavtar Sharma. The respondent
examined two witnesses DW/1 Moola Ram and DW/2 Mohar
Singh in favour of the written statement. After hearing both
the parties the learned trial court passed a decree to vacate
the suit property. Being aggrieved by that judgment and
decree, the present appellant filed first appeal before the
Addl.Distrtict & Sessions Judge, Rajgarh who vide the
impugned order dismissed the appeal of the appellant.
Mr.Dinesh Mehta in this case has entered caveat on
behalf of the respondent and copy of the memo of appeal has
been served upon him.;
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