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Final Order 1 · 11 Mar 2021 · CNR MHCC010041932019
Order Details: Notice of Motion Pdf Text: 1 NM 1560-2019 in NM 1643-2017 in SU 1010-2017 IN THE CITY CIVIL COURT AT MUMBAI. NOTICE OF MOTION NO. 1560 OF 2019 (CNR No.MHCC01-004193-2019) IN NOTICE OF MOTION NO.1643 OF 2017 (CNR No.MHCC01-004705-2017) IN SUIT NO.1010 OF 2017. (CNR No.MHCC01-004274-2017) Ramniklal P. Gada }...PLAINTIFFS. Versus 1. Mishrilal Haribaran Gupta } 2. Suresh Anil Kunder }...DEFENDANTS. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Shri.Sujit Nikam, learned advocate for the plaintiff. None appeared for the defendants. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CORAM : HIS HONOUR JUDGE SHRI.P.P.RAJVAIDYA (C.R.NO.9) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- O R A L O R D E R (Delivered on 11/03/2021) 1. By filing this Notice of Motion, plaintiff has claimed relief as under; a. That the direction may be issued for issuance of a commission for investigation of place of business i.e., M/s. India Restaurant in the and/or i.e., Plot No.1, Agra Road, Nityanand Nagar, Near Fish Market, Ghatkopar, Mumbai-77, by invoking the provision of Section 75 and Order 26 Rule 9 of Code of Civil Procedure. 2. Read the affidavit filed in support of Notice of Motion. Heard learned Shri.Sujit Nikam advocate for plaintiff. None appeared for the defendants to advance argument. Perused the entire record. 3. Learned advocate for the plaintiff argued that plaintiff and the defendant No.1 are the co-owners of the suit premises and business of M/s.India Restaurant therein, defendant No.1 has illegally inducted defendant No.2 in the suit premises by arbitrarily terminating the Leave -- 1 of 4 -- 2 NM 1560-2019 in NM 1643-2017 in SU 1010-2017 and License Agreement of Shashidhar Shetty without knowledge of the plaintiff and hence, plaintiff has filed this suit for mandatory injunction for directing the defendant No.2 to vacate the suit premises and for other reliefs. He argued that even though defendant No.1 has contended in his written statement that defendant No.2 has been removed from the suit premises, defendant No.1 has not given any details like notice of termination given to defendant No.2, date of termination of defendant No.2 etc.. He submitted that to ascertain as to who is presently running/carrying on/conducting business of M/s. India Restaurant in the suit premises, it is necessary to appoint a court commissioner by invoking Section 75 and Order 26 Rule 9 of CPC hence, Notice of Motion may be made absolute. In support of his argument, learned advocate for the plaintiff has placed reliance on the observations of Hon'ble Kerala High Court in a case of Payani Vs. Chamballikundu reported in AIR 1996 Ker. 276. I have gone through said authority wherein, it is held that one of the methods to find out as to whether or not there is encroachment is to have the local investigation done by a Competent Commissioner. 4. At the outset, it may be stated here that this suit is not for removal of encroachment hence, expressing my respects, I would say that observations of Hon'ble Kearla High Court in a case of Payani... cited above is not helpful to the plaintiff in any manner. It is now well settled that Commissioner cannot be appointed for collecting evidence for either party. Commissioner under Order 26 Rule 9 of CPC can be appointed for the purpose of elucidating any matter in dispute and for other reasons specified in the said Rule. Here, in the matter in hands, plaintiff has come with a case that defendant No.1 has illegally inducted defendant No.2 in the suit premises. Suit is filed for seeking mandatory -- 2 of 4 -- 3 NM 1560-2019 in NM 1643-2017 in SU 1010-2017 relief as mentioned above alongwith other reliefs. Defendant No.1 has filed his written statement wherein it is contended that defendant No.1 has removed defendant No.2 by termination and now defendant No.2 is not concerned with the business in the suit premises. 5. Learned advocate for the plaintiff drew my attention towards some photographs and submitted that somebody else is present on the counter than defendant No.1. He submitted that in order to ascertain the true fact as to who is in possession of the suit premises and who is running the business from the suit premises presently, it is necessary to appoint a Court Commissioner. As mentioned earlier, Court Commissioner cannot be appointed for collecting evidence for either party. It is for the plaintiff to prove his contentions by producing on record appropriate material. This Notice of Motion is taken out in Notice of Motion No.1643 of 2017 wherein temporary injunction is claimed to direct defendant No.2 to forthwith vacate the suit premises. As mentioned earlier, defendant No.1 has made statement in his written statement that defendant No.2 has been removed from the suit premises & plaintiff has not specifically denied the said contention. May that it be so, appointment of Commissioner as prayed would mean that court commissioner is appointed for collecting evidence for the plaintiff which is not permissible and hence, holding that plaintiff is not entitled for the relief claimed in this Notice of Motion, I pass the following order. O R D E R Notice of Motion No. 1560 of 2019 is dismissed. Date : 11/03/2021. (P.P.RAJVAIDYA) Dictated on : 11/03/2021. Judge, C.R.No.9 Checked on : 11/03/2021. City Civil Court, Signed on : 11/03/2021. Mumbai. -- 3 of 4 -- 4 NM 1560-2019 in NM 1643-2017 in SU 1010-2017 CERTIFIED TO BE TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF THE ORIGINAL SIGNED JUDGMENT/ORDER” 15.03.2021 at 1.30 p.m. Mrs.Rupali S. Bhor UPLOAD DATE AND TIME NAME OF STENOGRAPHER Name of the Judge(with CR No.) HHJ SHRI. P.P.RAJVAIDYA (C.R.No.09) Date of pronouncement of Order 11/03/2021. Order signed by P.O. on 11/03/2021. Order uploaded on 15/03/2021. -- 4 of 4 --
