JUDGEMENT
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(1.) THIS appeal under Section 100 CPC is directed against
judgment and decree dated 18.10.2011 passed by Additional
District Judge, Sumerpur dismissing the appeal filed by the
appellants -defendants and affirming the judgment and decree
dated 04.09.1997 passed by Civil Judge (Junior Division),
Sumerpur, whereby, the suit filed by the plaintiffs for possession
of house and plot of land was decreed.
(2.) THE facts in brief may be noticed thus : the respondents - plaintiffs, legal representatives of Shri Otarmal, Pukhraj, Nainmal
and Banshi Lal filed a suit on 06.11.1989, inter alia, with the
averments that a plot of land purchased by them was situated at
Rebariyon Ka Baas, which was purchased by them by sale deed
dated 06.05.1969, which was registered on 09.05.1969 from
Kesari Mal and Gajja Ram for a sum of Rs.2,500/ - and by
another sale deed dated 06.05.1969 registered on 09.05.1969
executed by Babu Khan for a sum of Rs.1,000/ -; the Patta of the
plot was issued by Gram Panchayat, Takhatgarh on 26.12.1964
and was registered on 04.09.1968 in favour of Kesari Mal and
another Patta in favour of Babu Khan on 03.04.1962; a wall was
constructed by contractor Kamrudeen for a sum of Rs.2,751/ - in
September and November, 1969; as the plaintiffs are involved in
business and trade at Bombay and reside with their family at
Bombay the defendants taking advantage of their absence
trespassed on the said plot and constructed a room and a shade
and, despite being told, they did not vacate the same and,
therefore, the plaintiffs were entitled to seek possession of the
said plot of land; on coming to know of the said trespass, the
plaintiffs lodged an FIR with the Police, where after the
defendants filed suit for injunction 32/89. Ultimately, decree
was prayed for seeking possession of the suit property.
A written statement was filed by the defendants and the averments made in the plaint were denied; it was claimed that
the defendants were not aware of the suit plot having been
purchased by the plaintiffs from Kesari Mal, Gajja Ram and Babu
Khan and they were in possession of the suit property for over
70 years; the issuance of Patta by the Gram Panchayat, Takhatgarh was also questioned and it was claimed that the
defendants were in possession of the suit property as owners
and the suit was barred by limitation.
(3.) THE trial court framed eight issues. On behalf of the plaintiffs - nine witnesses were examined and several documents
were got exhibited. On behalf of the defendants five witnesses
were examined and certain documents were exhibited.;
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