JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Heard the parties.
(2.) In this writ petition under Article 227
of the Constitution of India the petitioner,
who is defendant-appellant in the Court-
below has prayed for quashing the order
dated 16-9-2005 passed by learned 5th Additional
District Judge, Godda in Title Appeal
(Eviction) No. 1/05 whereby he has rejected
the petition filed by the petitioner
under Order 41, Rule 27(aa)(b) of the Code
of Civil Procedure.
(3.) Plaintiff-respondents filed a suit for
eviction being Title Suit (Eviction) No. 5/
2001 and the said eviction suit was decreed.
Petitioner then preferred Title Appeal being
Title Appeal (Eviction) No. 10/05. Defence
taken by the defendant-petitioner in the suit
was that he is not a tenant rather he is the
owner of the suit premises on the strength
of an agreement to sell executed by the original
land holder on receiving part of the consideration
money. Defendant's further case
is that the landlady now deceased also received
balance consideration amount and
had granted a receipt. Petitioner, therefore,
filed application under Order 41, Rule
27(aa)(b) of the Code of Civil Procedure for
adducing additional evidence of receipt
granted by the landlady, namely, Late Most.
Shanti Bajaj on 25-4-1999. The said application
was opposed by the respondents by
filing rejoinder. Learned Court-below after
considering the entire facts of the case held
that admittedly no sale-deed was executed
in favour of the defendant-petitioner and
there is no satisfactory evidence. Court-below
further held that the evidence sought to
be adduced is not necessary for pronouncement
of judgment. Court-below, therefore,
rejected the application.;
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