JUDGEMENT
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(1.) This civil second appeal preferred by appellantdefendants Radhey Shyam and Ram Niwas is directed against
the judgment and decree dated 23.07.2010 passed by learned
Additional District Judge, Deedwana in Civil Appeal
No.8/2009, whereby the learned first appellate court
dismissed the appeal filed by the appellant-defendants and
affirmed the judgment and decree dated 24.08.2009 passed
by learned Civil Judge (Senior Division), Deedwana in Civil
Original Suit No.43/2009 (32/2005), whereby the learned trial
court decreed the suit filed by the respondent-plaintiff.
(2.) The brief facts of the case are that the respondentplaintiff filed a suit against the appellant-defendants before
the learned trial court stating inter alia that the plaintiff is
having a residential house at Salt Road, Namak Mandi,
Deedwana and in the north side of the house there is public
road while in the south side there is house of defendant
Radhey Shyam and in the east there is house of Vimla Devi. It
was further averred in the plaint that the plaintiff constructed
a wall of about 15-20 ft. from south to east by incurring
expenses and the wall is constructed after leaving one feet
land in the side of the defendant, therefore, the plaintiff can
use and occupy the said wall and no other person is entitled to
use it. It was also averred that the defendants, who are the
neighbours in the south of wall, started construction and used
the wall of the plaintiff raising construction over it, therefore,
the plaintiff demolished the encroachment, on which the
family members of the defendants annoyed and started
abusing him. Hence, the plaintiff filed the suit for restraining
the defendants from raising construction over the wall in
question.
(3.) The defendants filed written statement stating that
the map which was produced by the plaintiff is not proper and
he has not mentioned the measurement of the chowk. It is
further averred that the defendants have the right to use the
wall in question, therefore, the suit for permanent injunction
may be dismissed.;
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