LAWS(ALL)-2023-9-69

ARYAVRAT BANK BRANCH, DISTRICT ALIGARH Vs. MALKA BANSAL

Decided On September 22, 2023
Aryavrat Bank Branch, District Aligarh Appellant
V/S
Malka Bansal Respondents

JUDGEMENT

(1.) This revision is directed against an order of Mr. Mohd. Firoz, Civil Judge (Sr. Div.), Aligarh dated August the 22nd, 2022, rejecting the defendant-revisionist' application under Order VII Rule 11 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (for short, 'the Code') made in Original Suit No.985 of 2021.

(2.) The plaintiff-opposite party Nos.1 and 2, Smt. Malka Bansal and Km. Keshvi Bansa, who shall hereinafter be called 'the plaintiffs' (unless the context requires a different reference), instituted O.S. No.985 of 2021 in the Court of the Civil Judge (Sr. Div.), Aligarh on 13/12/2021 for the relief of permanent prohibitory injunction.

(3.) The facts leading to the suit and the plaintiffs' case shortly put is that House No.2/473, Vishnupuri, Lane next to Sumangalam Nursing Home, Police Station Quarsi, District Aligarh (for short, 'the suit property') was built on a part of land taken on lease by Shiv Prasad Bansal on 6/10/1937. It bore Plot No.40. Shiv Prasad Bansal died on 20/4/1973. He was survived by his heirs and LRs, to wit, Satyendra Kumar Bansal, Devendra Kumar Bansal and Vipin Kumar Bansal. In a family settlement, the suit property was acknowledged to the share of Satyendra Kumar Bansal. His name was recorded in the records of the Vishnupuri Sahkari Awas Samiti Limited on 20/7/1995. Satyendra Kumar Bansal expired on 1/11/2005. After his demise, the name of his heirs was not mutated in the revenue records. Amongst the plaintiffs, Smt. Malka Bansal is Satyendra Kumar Bansal's widow whereas Km. Keshvi Bansak is his daughter. According to the plaintiffs' case, they are residents in the suit property. Both the plaintiffs are women. Smt. Malka Bansal is 82 years old and a widow. She is permanently handicapped. Km. Keshvi Bansal is an unmarried woman. It is the plaintiffs' case that defendant No.1, the Aryavart Bank, Branch Ramghat, Aligarh, represented by its Branch Manager intend to illegally occupy the suit property whereas the said property has never been mortgaged with defendant No.1, the Aryavart Bank. According to the plaintiffs, no one has mortgaged the said property to secure any kind of loan, availed from defendant No.1.