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Interim Order 6 · 03 Dec 2025 · CNR DLND010056872024
Order Details: COPY OF JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS Pdf Text: 27 CS 324/24 ANIL KUMAR TOKAS Vs. UMESH RANI 03.12.2025 Present: Ld counsel for plaintiff Sh. Humayun Khan, Ld counsel for defendant An application under order VI Rule 17 CPC was filed by plaintiff, whereby plaintiff seeks to add Para 2A, 15A and 21A in the original plaint. By way of Para 2A, plaintiff seeks to brought on record that he has purchased a property from Smt. Draupadi Devi by registered Sale Deed. Vide Para 15A, Plaintiff seeks to brought on regarding the conduct as well as cases against the defendant herein. Further, by virtue of Para 21A, plaintiff seeks to value the suit at Rs.35,00,000/-. The present application is opposed by Ld counsel for defendant primarily on the grounds that by way of present application plaintiff is also seeking to brought on record two documents which is not permissible as per law. It is argued that the present application was filed by the plaintiff only after the defendant herein had moved an application under Order VII Rule 11 CPC questioning the suit valuation. Heard. Perused. Considered. The present suit is at initial stage and pleading are yet to be completed in the present matter. Furthermore, the present amendment is necessary for just adjudication of the case, since by way of present amendment, plaintiff seeks to produce/brought on his right, title and interest in the property in question as well as to make appropriate suit valuation. -- 1 of 2 -- In view of the same, the present application stands allowed subject to cost of Rs.1000/- to be paid to defendant. Amended plaint taken on record. Cost paid. Further, defendant herein has filed an application under Order VII Rule 11 CPC. It is argued that even though the suit has been valued by the plaintiff herein at Rs.35,00,000/-, however he has not paid the appropriate court fees upon the same, since the plaintiff under the garb of ejection is seeking possession of the said property and thereby, he is liable to pay ad-valorem court fees upon the same. The said application is opposed by Ld counsel for plaintiff, on the ground that the plaintiff is not owner of property in question and is further in possession of the same and thereby he is not require to pay ad-valorem court fees. Arguments heard. Now to come up for orders on 10.02.2026. It is further made clear that the documents which plaintiff seeks to place on record along with the present application be taken on record, since they are in support of the amended pleadings, so filed. Further, defendant shall be at liberty to file amended written statement, if required and supply advance copy of the same to plaintiff. (Anubhav Jain) District Judge -05, NDD, PHC/ND/03.12.2025 -- 2 of 2 --
