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Final Order 1 · 18 Dec 2021 · CNR MHCC010022352018
Order Details: Chamber summons Pdf Text: 18/12/2021 SU.2574/16 CORAM : H.H.J. SHRI S.D. KULKARNI, (C.R.NO.08) None for plaintiff. Adv. Mrs. Tondwalkar for Defendant/MCGM is present. Adv Kajal Chaurasiya for applicant present. K.B. L.O. Adv. Mrs. Tondwalkar for Defendant/MCGM is present. Adv Kajal Chaurasiya for applicant present. ORDER ON CHAMBER SUMMONS NO.305 OF 2018 Perused Chamber Summons, affidavit in support thereof, Heard both the advocates at length. Applicant by filing this Chamber Summons prayed that the plaintiff is directed to join the applicant as a party defendant in the suit. The advocate for the applicant submitted that the applicant is residing adjacent to the suit property. The plaintiff has carried out unauthorized construction and the same is pointed out to the MCGM. If the unauthorized structure would be collapse the entire building even structure of the applicant will also collapse therefore, he is a necessary party to the suit. Applicant has made various complaints to the defendant / MCGM but the plaintiff and the defendant in collusion not representing the true and correct facts. It is alleged by the advocate for the applicant that the decision of the suit affects on the right of this applicant. The outcome of the suit will directly affect the interest of the applicant be adjacent, occupier and tenant of the plaintiff. In this respect the plaintiff relied on the decision in the case of Arun R. Singh and Anr. V/s. MCGM Writ petition 14207 of 2018. The advocate for the plaintiff submitted that the applicant is one of the tenant of the plaintiff and he is having habit of logging the frivolous complaints. The dispute between the applicant and the plaintiff is pending in this Court regarding the shop No.2. It was decreed and its appeal is pending before the Hon'ble High Court. Here in this case the notice issued u/s 488 of MMC Act, is challenged by the present plaintiff therefore, it is a matter in between the plaintiff and the defendant / MCGM therefore, plaintiff is neither necessary party nor a proper party. In this respect the advocate for the plaintiff relied on the decision in the case of Deju Somaya Salian V/s MCGM in Writ Petition No.7123/2018. The advocate for the plaintiff further relied on the decision in the case of Mohamed Hussain Gulam Ali Shariffi V/s. MCGM and Others in Civil Appeal No. of 2016 (Arising Out of SLP (c) No.35321 of 2016. Perused Chamber Summons, reply filed by the plaintiff. Heard both the advocates at length. -- 1 of 2 -- On going through the record, it reveals that the plaintiff is a registered partnership firm known as Natraj Cinema. The plaintiff filed on record the document which shows that the applicant made various complaints against the plaintiff. The defendant/ MCGM conducted hearing and passed the order and it is also filed on record by the plaintiff. It shows that there is a serious dispute in between the plaintiff and the defendant and because of it matter is also pending in between them. Here in this case the fact in issue that whether plaintiff has constructed unauthorized structure, whether notice issued by the defendant / MCGM is legal or not. It is come on record that plaintiff is the owner of the suit premises. It is also admitted that the shop of the applicant is adjacent to the suit premises. The contention of the applicant that plaintiff and defendant / MCGM join hands with each other did not demolish the unauthorized structure and if it is collapse or fallen down, he will suffer the loss. So whether construction is authorized or not, whether it is to be demolish or not, is the authority of the Municipal Commissioner. Considering the submission of the applicant in my opinion he is not a necessary party to the suit. In his absence suit could be proceeded and finally decided. Therefore, the reliance place on record by the applicant of the orders of the Hon'ble Supreme Court is of no assistance to the applicant. Necessary party is a person without his presence neither the suit can be proceeded nor the relief can be granted. Here in this case applicant not brought on record sufficient material to allow the chamber summons. Considering this, I pass the following order : O R D E R 1. The prayer clause (a) in Chamber Summons No.305/2018 is rejected. 2. The Chamber Summons No.305/2018 is disposed off accordingly. Earlier order, if any, to continue till next date. Adjd. To 15/02/2022 for NM hearing. Judge -- 2 of 2 --
