JUDGEMENT
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(1.) THIS second appeal under Section 100 CPC is directed
against the judgment and decree dated 21.4.2009 passed by the
Additional District Judge, Parbatsar, whereby the appeal filed by
the appellant against the judgment and decree dated 20.4.2005
passed by the Civil Judge (Jr.Div.), Kuchaman City has been
dismissed.
(2.) THE facts in brief may be noticed thus : Respondent Prathvi Raj Singh filed a suit for possession etc. against the appellant,
his step brother on 22.10.1986 with the averments that in Ward
No.10 of Kuchaman City a house and two shops of the ownership
of the plaintiff's father Manohar Singh are situated, which were
constructed by him from his own income; a patta from
Municipality, Kuchaman City was issued in his name and the
defendant was serving with Air Force and used to live at
Jodhpur; in 1982, he came back to Kuchaman City and started
residing in a part of the house, which was indicated in the map
attached to the plaint; the father sought the defendant to vacate
the house and therefore, a suit was filed on 7.8.1984 by the
father when the defendant made alterations in the portion of the
house in his possession.
During the pendency of the suit, the father died on 2.10.1984, who had executed a Will dated 11.4.1980 in favour of the plaintiff bequeathing the entire house in favour of the
plaintiff based on which he filed an application under Order XXII
CPC before the trial court, however, the said suit was dismissed
for non -prosecution as the counsel pleaded no instructions,
possession of the suit property was sought.
(3.) A written statement was filed by the appellant -defendant and it was claimed that the defendant has also contributed in
acquiring / building the suit property and as the family was joint,
the patta was issued in the name of deceased Manohar Singh;
his family used to reside at Kuchaman; the suit property was in
his possession ever since, the same was constructed. It was
claimed that on 8.6.1982, deceased Manohar Singh executed an
agreement in favour of the defendant and the suit property was
given to him. The Will in favour of the plaintiff was disputed; it
was claimed that an affidavit was filed before the Municipality,
Kuchaman City by deceased Manohar Singh on 16.6.1983, in
which it was admitted that he has partitioned the property
among his sons and therefore, the plaintiff does not get a right
in the suit property.
4 A replication was filed and the averments contained in the written statement were denied and the averments contained in
the plaint were reiterated. The document dated 8.6.1982 was
disputed and it was submitted that the same was not admissible
for want of registration.
The trial court framed 09 issues. On behalf of the plaintiff,
09 witnesses were examined and 03 documents were exhibited and on behalf of the defendant, 05 witnesses were examined and
04 documents were exhibited. During the pendency of the suit, on 21.5.1998, the trial court held that document Ex. -A/1 i.e. the
partition deed dated 8.6.1982 was inadmissible.;
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