JUDGEMENT
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(1.) THIS second appeal under Section 100 CPC is directed against judgment and decree dated 09.12.1992 passed by Civil
Judge, Churu upholding the judgment and decree dated
18.01.1984 passed by Munsif, Churu, whereby, the suit filed by the plaintiffs -appellants was rejected.
(2.) THE facts in brief may be noticed thus: the plaintiffs Haider Khan and Ali Khan filed a suit against Ameen Khan and Umar
Khan on 26.09.1975 seeking cancellation of sale -deed dated
07.04.1973 executed by Umar Khan in favour of Ameen Khan alleging the same to be fabricated and without consideration and
void ab initio, the further claim was that the land comprised in
the sale -deed was public lane (Government land) and, therefore,
the possession, which has been taken over by Ameen Khan is
unauthorized and he deserves to be evicted from the said land
and the public lane was being used by the plaintiffs for getting
light, air etc. and, therefore, they have easement and a
declaration in this regard was also sought.
A written statement was filed on 17.10.1979 by the defendants, wherein, the averments made in the plaint were
denied and in additional plea, it was stated that the land in
question belong to Umar Khan regarding which Patta in the
name of Ashu Khan and Sakru Khan, father of Umar Khan and
his father's elder brother existed, was sold; Ameen Khan was in
possession of the said land; the plaintiffs want to grab the said
land and, therefore, the suit has been filed; the plaintiffs have
forcibly opened gate and windows, which never existed and,
therefore, they cannot claim easement and it was prayed that
the suit be dismissed.
(3.) THE trial court framed three issues. On behalf of plaintiffs PW -1 Haider Khan and PW -2 Amilal Puniya were examined and
five documents were Ex.ed. On behalf of defendants DW -1
Razaq Khan, DW -2 Yasin Khan, DW -3 Baksu Khan and DW -4
Janu Khan were examined and no documents were Ex.ed.;
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