JUDGEMENT
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(1.) THIS second appeal under Section 100 CPC is directed
against the judgment and decree dated 18.2.2014 passed by the
Additional District Judge No.5, Udaipur, whereby the appeal filed
by the appellants against the judgment and decree dated
15.10.2013 passed by the Civil Judge (Sr.Div.), Vallabhnagar, District Udaipur has been dismissed.
(2.) THE facts in brief may be noticed thus : the plaintiffs - respondents residents of village Chauhanon Ka Guda filed a suit
for permanent and mandatory injunction against the appellants
with the averments that a chowk and land of the way was
situated in Araji No.36/5 in which doors of their house open; the
land is recorded as abadi and belonging to Gram Panchayat
Gupdi and ad measures 8 Bigha 11 Biswa. On the Northern side
of said Araji, a well is situated in Araji No.40; in the centre of a
public chowk, a banyan tree is standing; the defendants have no
right on the said public chowk and public way; the shade of the
banyan tree is used by the villagers and animals for relaxing and
the chowk is being used at the time of marriages and / or deaths
etc; the defendants were bent upon trespassing on the said
public chowk and had collected 13 -14 tractors of stone and have
constructed a temporary boundary wall 3 -4 fts. height and have
also cut down the big branches of banyan tree. It was prayed
that by mandatory injunction, the stones etc. be got removed
from the public chowk and the defendants be restrained from
trespassing and / or obstructing the house / movement of the
plaintiffs.
A written statement was filed by the defendants - appellants, it was claimed that way to plaintiffs No.7 to 17's
house was not from disputed land; the land is owned by the
defendants No.1 to 3 and Araji No.40 is of their co -khatedari;
Araji No.36/5 is not a public chowk, but the same is owned by
the defendants and Shambhoo Singh etc; Araji No.40 -36/5 has
not been used by the plaintiffs; other villagers Jawan Singh,
Shambhoo Singh, Kanku Kuwar are necessary parties.
(3.) THE trial court framed seven issues. On behalf of the plaintiffs 06 witnesses were examined and 10 documents were
exhibited. On behalf of the defendants 03 witnesses were
examined and 05 documents were exhibited.;
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