LAWS(RAJ)-2013-7-129

GULAM MOINUDEEN Vs. PEER GULAM NASEER SAJJADANASHEEN

Decided On July 15, 2013
Gulam Moinudeen Appellant
V/S
Peer Gulam Naseer Sajjadanasheen Respondents

JUDGEMENT

(1.) BY this petition, counsel for the petitioners submits that the petitioners are occupying portion in the property since last more than 12 years and the suit for eviction filed by the respondents has been dismissed. Counsel further submits that the issue presently is with regard to grant of electricity connection where the petitioners are residing in the property in question which is claimed to be a property of Waqf Board. Counsel submits that the younger brother of the petitioner was last Sajjadanasheen and, therefore, he claims himself to be Sajjadanasheen. Counsel further submits that electricity and water are the basic need and, therefore, without electricity it is not possible for the petitioners and their family members to live a comfortable life. Counsel for the respondents seriously objected to grant of electricity connection to the petitioners. He submitted that all appeals of the petitioners have been dismissed upto the level of this Court and the petitioners were held to be an encroacher and no right has been created in their favour. Counsel submits that the respondent has been rightly held to be Sajjadanasheen.

(2.) WITHOUT going into merits of the case, this Court deems it appropriate that electricity connection deserves to be given to the petitioners as the petitioners are residing in the property in question, however, merely by giving such electricity connection, no right or title or equity, in any manner, will accrue in favour of the petitioners and it will be decided in accordance with law by the learned trial Court in the regular suit which is pending. The learned trial Court is directed to modify the order accordingly. It is claimed that since the suit is pending since 2004 and it is now more than nine years, considering this fact also, the learned trial Court is directed to decide the suit expeditiously and within a period of nine months. Consequently, in the light of the aforesaid directions, the instant writ petition for grant of electricity connection, so far as the limited prayer is concerned, is disposed of.