JUDGEMENT
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(1.) s civil second appeal has been preferred by
appellant-defendants being aggrieved by the judgment and
decree dated 19.10.2011 passed by learned District Judge,
Didwana, District Nagaur in Civil Regular First Appeal
No.02/2010, whereby the appeal filed by the appellantdefendants was dismissed and the judgment and decree dated 03.02.2010 passed by the learned Civil Judge (Senior Division),
Didwana, District Nagaur in Civil Original Suit No.11/2006 was
affirmed, whereby the learned trial court had decreed the suit of
the respondent-plaintiffs.
(2.) The brief facts of the case are that the respondentplaintiffs filed a civil suit before the learned trial court for taking possession and permanent injunction against the appellantdefendants with the averments that the plaintiff Tara Chand is
having a house in Village Nimod. A patta of the same was issued
by the Gram Panchayat Nimod in the name of Jeevan Ram and
the plaintiff purchased the same through a registered sale deed
dated 09.04.2011 from Jeevan Ram, who adopted plaintiff Tara
Chand as son, thus, he is having peaceful possession of the
property, but the appellant-defendants in connivance with each
other forcibly took the possession of the property on
05.09.2005 while assaulting the respondent-plaintiff, for which
a case bearing FIR No.88/2005 was registered and during the
course of the investigation, the property in question came to the
possession of the respondent-plaintiffs on intervention by Dy.
Superintendent of Police, therefore, the respondent-plaintiffs
prayed for restraining the appellant-defendants from interfering
in the peaceful possession of the respondent-plaintiffs over the
property in question and further prayed for possession of a shop
'Y' shown in the map from defendants.
(3.) The appellant-defendants filed written statement
and denied the averments of the suit and stated that the
defendant No.3 is brother of Jeevan Ram and the defendant No.1
and 2 are nephew of Jeevan Ram and they have possession over
the property in question alongwith Jeevan Ram, whereas the
plaintiff has no possession over the property in question and if
any sale deed was executed in connection with the property in
question, the same shall be null and void in view of the legal
right of the defendants, therefore, the appellant-defendants
prayed for dismissal of the suit.;
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