JUDGEMENT
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(1.) The appellant, Om Prakash, has challenged the
legal validity of the judgment dated 31.8.2009 passed by
the Civil Judge (Senior Division), Pokaran, whereby he has
dismissed the suit for permanent and perpetual injunction
filed by the appellant. Appellant has also challenged the
validity of judgment dated 30.4.2011 passed by the District
Judge, Jaisalmer, whereby the learned Judge has confirmed
the judgment dated 31.8.2009, and has dismissed the
appeal filed by the appellant.
(2.) Briefly, the facts of the case are that appellant had
filed a suit for permanent and perpetual injunction against
Taja Ram, and Smt. Bhanwari Devi, respondent Nos. 1 and
2, wherein he had claimed that there is a plot of land, which
originally belonged to his ancestors and he is in possession
of the said land. The said land measuring 90X100 feet is
situated on a road from village Bhaniyana to Satrawa and is
in the northern side of the Shergarh Road. According to the
appellant, seven year ago he had constructed a school on
the said land. According to him just adjacent to his plot,
the defendants, Taja Ram and Smt. Bhanwari Devi, have
illegally occupied the land and have started keeping the
bones of dead animals on the land illegally occupied by
them. Due to the storage of bones of dead animals, a
terrible stink arises. Therefore, he had objected to the
storage of the bones. However, the defendants have
refused to concede to his request. The defendant had filed
the written statement, wherein they have clearly claimed
that plaintiff has illegally occupied the land, which belong to
them. He had also assaulted Smt. Bhanwari Devi,
respondent No.2. They had filed a criminal case against him
with the police for offences under Sections 339, 354, 458
IPC read with Section 3 (1) (10) of SC/ST Act. Therefore,
according to them, it is the plaintiff who was the trespasser.
The learned Civil Judge had framed six issues.
(3.) After going through the oral and documentary evidence, he
had dismissed the suit vide judgment dated 31.8.2009.
Since the appellant was aggrieved by the said judgment, he
filed an appeal before the learned Judge. However, vide
judgment dated 30.4.2011, the learned Judge also
dismissed the appeal. Hence, the second appeal before this
Court.;
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