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Final Order 1 · 26 Feb 2021 · CNR MHCC010035092018
Order Details: Notice of Motion Pdf Text: Notice of Motion No.1087/2018 ..1.. In S.C. Suit No.2077/2018 IN THE CITY CIVIL COURT FOR GREATER BOMBAY AT BOMBAY. NOTICE OF MOTION NO. 1087 OF 2018 IN S.C. SUIT NO. 2077 OF 2018 CNR NO :- MHCC01-003509-2018 Bhagwan Hari Posnak, Residing At : Room No. 1, Baradevi Zopadpatti, Sangh, Adjacent to Baradevi Municipal School, Acharya Donde Marg, Sewri, Mumbai - 400 015. ...Plaintiff Versus Mrs. Kalyani Balkrishna Kalmundkar, Residing At : Adjacent to Baradevi Municipal School, Acharya Donde Marg, Sewri, Mumbai - 400 015. ...Defendant Appearance :- Ms. Khobragade, Advocate for the Plaintiff. Mr. Ravikumar Mishra, Advocate for defendant. CORAM : HIS HONOUR JUDGE SHRI AJIT N. MARE (C.R.No.3) DATE : 26TH FEBRUARY, 2021. ORAL ORDER By this notice of motion, the plaintiff has sought temporary injunction to restrain the defendant from disposing room No. 1, measuring 1.7 meters x 2.5 meters, Baradevi Zopadpatti, Sangh, Near Baradevi Municipal School, Acharya Donde Marg, Sewri, Mumbai - 400 015 (hereinafter referred as, “The Suit Premises”) and also to restrain the defendant and anybody through her from dispossessing the plaintiff from the suit premises and from encroaching the suit premises. -- 1 of 6 -- Notice of Motion No.1087/2018 ..2.. In S.C. Suit No.2077/2018 2. In brief, the Plaintiff’s case is that, he is the owner of the suit premises. The defendant is residing in Room No. 2 which is adjacent to the suit premises. In fact, the plaintiff has divided residential room No. 1, has created room No. 2 and allowed defendant to occupy the same, since the defendant is sister of plaintiff’s wife. The Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (hereinafter referred as, “MCGM”) had issued a notice under Section 351(1) of the MMC Act to remove the brick wall separating these two rooms and ultimately demolished the same. The defendant is constantly threatening to disposes the plaintiff as well as to create third party interest. 3. The defendant has come with a case that, her husband has purchased room No. 1 from the plaintiff in the year 1994. Room No. 1 measuring 156 sq.ft. is in her possession. The plaintiff had three rooms at different locations and therefore had sold room No. 1 to defendant’s husband. By creating false and bogus documents the plaintiff had constructed unauthorized partition wall. The defendant’s husband is no more. The defendant and her daughters are staying in room No. 1. The defendant has various documents revealing the proof of her residence and ownership on room No. 1. Since, she is the owner and possessor of room No. 1, notice of motion be dismissed. 4. Following points arise for determination against which findings are recorded for the reasons to follow. Sr. No. POINTS FINDINGS 1. Whether plaintiff is made out a prima- facie case in his favour? In the Affirmative -- 2 of 6 -- Notice of Motion No.1087/2018 ..3.. In S.C. Suit No.2077/2018 2. Whether the balance on convenience lies in plaintiff’s favour? In the Affirmative 3. Whether plaintiff is suffered irreparable loss in case of refusal of injunction? In the Affirmative 4. What order? As per final Order. REASONS AS TO POINTS NO. 1 TO 4 :- 5. Perused. Heard. 6. It is defendant’s contention that room No. 1 is purchased by her husband from the plaintiff. This itself indicates that the plaintiff was owner of the suit premises. In order to prove passing of title of room No. 1 from the plaintiff to defendant’s husband, defendant has relied on a writing at Exh.A to the reply to notice of motion. Said document is not registered deed which can legitimately transfer ownership of immovable property from one person to another. Thus, the deed at Exh.A can not prove passing of title of room No. 1 from the plaintiff to husband of defendant. 7. Considering above circumstances, the ownership of plaintiff on room No. 1 prima-facie stands established. 8. The defendant has produced various documents on record. At Exh.O to the reply, she has produced copy of FIR in Crime No. 230/2017. In her own statement, which is considered as FIR, she has mentioned that, the plaintiff has created a room by erecting a wall in room No. 1 and at present the plaintiff, his wife and son are staying in said room. This is a clear admission on the part of defendant that, the -- 3 of 6 -- Notice of Motion No.1087/2018 ..4.. In S.C. Suit No.2077/2018 plaintiff is staying in the suit premises i.e. the plaintiff is in possession thereof. The statement of defendant is recorded in the year 2017 which is prior to filing of present suit. Thus, as on the date of the suit the plaintiff is in possession of the suit premises as admitted by defendant herself. 9. The plaintiff has also produced on record a notice issued by MCGM to the plaintiff. Said notice is served on the address of suit premises and is acknowledged by plaintiff’s wife. Similarly, the copy of speaking order dated 05.02.2018 issued on the address of suit premises is received by the daughter of the plaintiff. At Exh.S to the reply to notice of motion, the defendant has produced note of demand by MCGM. It is jointly in the name of the plaintiff and the defendant. At Exh.Q is the receipt revealing that, the plaintiff has paid the demolition charges as required by the MCGM. The documents from Exh.P to Exh.S thus reveal that, the plaintiff and his family is staying in the suit premises. 10. Considering the above said position it is clear that, the plaintiff has made out triable issues as to his ownership and possession on the suit premises. In other words, he has made out a prima-facie case. 11. As admitted by the defendant, the plaintiff is in possession of the suit premises. Consequently, balance of convenience lies in the plaintiff’s favour. In such circumstances, if the injunction is not granted, the plaintiff’s legal rights in respect of the suit premises will be illegally disturbed. Thus, the plaintiff has also made out a case of suffering irreparable loss in absence of an injunction. Consequently, I answer -- 4 of 6 -- Notice of Motion No.1087/2018 ..5.. In S.C. Suit No.2077/2018 points No. 1 to 3 in the affirmative and in response of point No. 4, pass following order. ORDER 1. Notice of Motion No. 1087/2018 is made absolute in terms of prayer Clause (a) and (b). 2. The defendant or anybody through her is restrained temporarily till disposal of suit from alienating or disposing the suit premises in any manner. 3. The defendant or anybody through her is temporarily restrained till disposal of the suit from interfering into the plaintiff’s possession on the suit premises and from dispossessing the plaintiff from the suit premises or encroaching thereupon. 4. The Notice of Motion is disposed of in above terms. 5. Costs in cause. (AJIT N. MARE) Judge, Date : 26.02.2021 City Civil Court, Gr. Mumbai. Dictated On : 26.02.2021 Transcribed on : 01.03.2021 HHJ Signed on : 02.03.2021 -- 5 of 6 -- Notice of Motion No.1087/2018 ..6.. In S.C. Suit No.2077/2018 “CERTIFIED TO BE TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF THE ORIGINAL SIGNED ORDER.” UPLOAD DATE TIME STENOGRAPHER NAME 02.03.2021 6.02 p.m. Mahendrasing D. Patil (Stenographer (Grade-I) Name of the Judge H.H.J. SHRI. AJIT. N. MARE (Court Room No. 3) Date of pronouncement of Order 26.02.2021 Order signed by P. 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