LAWS(GJH)-1988-9-17

MODY MANSUKHRAM PUNJIRAM DECD Vs. SHAH BABULAL DAHYABHAI

Decided On September 13, 1988
Mody Mansukhram Punjiram Decd Appellant
V/S
SHAH BABULAL DAHYABHAI Respondents

JUDGEMENT

(1.) Being aggrieved and dissatisfied by the judgment and order dated 16/08/1988 passed by the Extra Assistant Judge Mehsana in Regular Civil Appeal No. 42 of 1988 the petitioner who is the heir of the deceased tenant has filed this revision application.

(2.) This proceeding arises out of the execution application filed by the opponent No. 1 original landlord for executing the decree dated 19/12/1968 in Regular Civil Suit No. 226 of 1965. That decree is a consent decree wherein the tenant has agreed to hand over possession of the suit shop on or before 1-1-1983 He has also agreed to pay the mesne profits till 1-1-1983. It has been further decreed that up to 1 the plaintiff landlord was not entitled to construct first floor on the suit premises. On 1-1-1983 when the tenant failed to hand over possession of the suit shop opponent No. 1 landlord had filed Regular Darkhast No. 3 of 1983 before the Civil Judge (J D ) Vijapur for executing the decree. The execution application was dismissed by the Civil Judge (J.D.) Vijapur by his judgment and order dated 22-2-1984 by holding that the consent decree was inexecutable so far as prayer for relief for possession of the property was concerned. Against that judgment and decree the petitioner preferred revision application before this Court. This Court directed that no revision application was maintainable but opponent Na. 1 could file an appeal before the District Court. Thereafter opponent No. 1 preferred the aforesaid appeal before the District Judge Mehsana. The said appeal came up for hearing before the Extra Assistant Judge Mehsana who by his well reasoned judgment and order dated 16-8-1988 allowed the said appeal and set aside the judgment and order passed below Darkhast Petition Ex. 1. He had further directed the learned Judge to execute the decree in accordance with law.

(3.) At the time of hearing of this revision application the learned Advocate for the petitioner vehemently submitted as under: