LAWS(MAD)-2003-6-3

R LAKSHMANA PERUMAL Vs. M RAJAMANI

Decided On June 25, 2003
R.LAKSHMANA PERUMAL Appellant
V/S
M.RAJAMANI Respondents

JUDGEMENT

(1.) No case is made out by the petitioner herein to interfere with the order of the court below.

(2.) It was a suit for permanent injunction, in which an Advocate Commissioner was appointed for the inspection of the suit property. He inspected the suit property and filed a report. After filing of the report, no objection was filed by the petitioner herein/defendant. The instant application has been filed to reissue the commission warrant after the plaintiff's evidence was over and when the defendant was to march his evidence.

(3.) Admittedly, it was a suit for injunction. The Commissioner was appointed, who made inspection of the suit property. But, the defendant did not file any objection therefor. Now, the plaintiff's evidence was over and the defendant has to march his evidence. Hence, at this stage, this application for the reissue of the commission warrant was nothing, but to drag on the suit proceedings and the application was liable to be dismissed. Accordingly, it was dismissed by the lower court. The lower court was perfectly correct in rejecting the request for the reasons stated in the order. Therefore, the Court is unable to see any reason to interfere in the order of the court below. No infirmity or illegality is noticed in the order of the lower court. Hence, this civil revision petition fails and the same is dismissed. Consequently, connected CMP is also dismissed.