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1976 Supreme(SC) 71

SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
Y.V. CHANDRACHUD AND V.R. KRISHNA IYER, JJ.
Mst. Jala Bano and another, Appellants
Versus
State of J. and K. and another, Respondents.
Criminal Appeal No. 20 of 1976,
D/- 3-3-1976.

Headnote:

Criminal Procedure Code - Section 145 - Possession of property - Trial Court - Appellants shall continue in possession of disputed property as agents of who has been appointed as a custodian by criminal court under Section 145 of Code of Criminal Procedure - Appellants agree and undertake to this Court that if their suits are dismissed by the trial Court they shall hand over vacant and peaceful possession of suit property to who in turn shall hand over possession to respondent No. 2 – Held, Civil suit filed by first appellant for establishing her title to property shall be disposed of by trial Court as far as possible within four months from today - Civil Court in which suit filed by first appellant is pending shall if necessary allow first appellant to amend plaint so as to put title in issue in suit - With these observations appeal stands disposed of - Proceedings under Section 145 Code of Criminal Procedure shall be treated as closed on disposal of two suits pending in civil Court – Appeal stands disposed of

Judgment

Y.V. CHANDRACHUD - The appellants shall continue in possession of the disputed property as agents of the Nazir who has been appointed as a custodian by the criminal court under Section 145 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. The appellants agree and undertake to this Court that if their suits are dismissed by the trial Court, they shall hand over vacant and peaceful possession of the suit property to the Nazir who, in turn, shall hand over possession to respondent No. 2. We reserve liberty to the parties and to the Nazir to apply to the learned Magistrate for appropriate directions as and when necessary. The civil suit filed by the first appellant for establishing her title to the property shall be disposed of by the trial Court, as far as possible within four months from today. The civil Court in which the suit filed by the first appellant is pending shall, if necessary, allow the first appellant to amend the plaint so as to put the title in issue in the suit. With these observations, the appeal stands disposed of. The proceedings under Section 145, Code of Criminal Procedure, shall be treated as closed on the disposal of the two suits pending in the civil Court.

Disposed of accordingly.

For Citation: AIR 1977 SC 2220

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