JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Challenge in this appeal is to the impugned
judgment and decree dated 17.1.2011 passed by Additional
District Judge, Beawar (District Ajmer) in Civil Suit
No.71/2010 whereby by coming to a conclusion that the suit
is exclusively triable by a revenue court, he allowed the
application filed under Order 7 Rule 11 CPC by the
defendant-respondents and in consequence thereof
dismissed the suit filed by the plaintiff-appellants.
(2.) Brief relevant facts for the disposal of this appeal
are that the plaintiff-appellants filed a suit for cancellation
of sale deed, permanent and mandatory injunction before
the Court below with the averments that the land in dispute,
an agricultural land, originally was in the khatedari of one
Shri Lumba and his brother-Shri Ladu both son of Shri
Azima and Shri Ladu died issue-less some time in the year
1958 and whole of the land devolved on defendant
respondent-Shri Buddha and Shri Mangla predecessor in title
of defendant-respondents No.2 to 7 and both of them i.e.
Shri Buddha and Mangla jointly sold the land in dispute by
way of a registered sale deed dated 3.11.1959 to the father
of appellants; Shri Nizam and after the death of Shri Nizam,
it devolved on the appellants. It was alleged that whole of
the land in dispute is in the khatedari of appellants and they
alone are khatedar-tenant of it. It was further submitted
that the respondents No.1 to 7 without any legal authority
got mutation of the land in dispute in their name on
1.2.2008 by wrongly alleging that Shri Ladu died in the year
2004 and after his death one-half share of the land devolved
upon them. It was further averred in the plaint that the
respondents No.1 to 7 without any legal authority sold one
half share of the land in dispute by way of a registered sale
deed dated 18.5.2010 to defendant-respondent No.8-Shri
Suwa. It was also averred by the appellants that they are in
continuous possession of the land in dispute for last fifty
years and by adverse possession also they have acquired
khatedari rights in it. It was prayed by the appellants that
the sale deed dated 18.5.2010 may be cancelled as it is
illegal, void and ineffective against their rights. It was also
prayed that it may be declared that under the sale deed no
rights have accrued to defendant-respondent No.8 and he
has no right to get his name entered in revenue record as
khatedar-tenant on the basis of the sale deed and it may
also be declared that the entries made in the revenue record
in the name of respondent No.1 to 7 are illegal, ineffective
and void to the rights of appellants. It was further prayed
that the respondents may be restrained by permanent
injunction of the effect that they do not interfere in the
peaceful possession of the appellants in the land and they
refrain from selling or otherwise transferring the land in
dispute to any other person. It was also prayed that it may
be declared that the appellants are in continuous and
rightful possession of land in dispute for last 50 years and
the land is in their adverse possession. Alongwith the plaint
some documents were also filed by the appellants.
(3.) The respondents filed a joint written statement
and most of the averments made in the plaint were denied.
They also filed some documents alongwith the written
statement.;
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