K.SAHAI
Rudra Singh – Appellant
Versus
Bimla Debi – Respondent
Kamla Sahai, J.
1. This application by the second party is directed against the final order passed in a proceeding under Sec.145 of the Criminal Procedure Code.
2. In view of the course which I propose to adopt in this case, I do not consider it necessary to give in detail the cases of the parties. All that I need mention is that the members of the first party claim to be in possession of the disputed land under a registered patta executed on 22-2-1952, by one Narendra Prasad Singh, admittedly a cosharer of Shri Rudra Narain Singh of the second party, who Is petitioner No. 1 in this Court. They also claim that they have made some constructions upon the land. On the other hand, the second partys case is that an area of 5.85 acres of land, including the disputed land, was left ijmal between petitioner No. 1 and his co-sharers named Narendra Prasad Singh and Krishna Singh alias Srikrishna Singh under a compromise partition decree dated 19-2-1941. It is also the case of the second party that, by mutual arrangement, the second party has been in possession of 2.52 acres out of plot No. 1327, including the land in dispute. It is alleged that some trees stood upon this area of land
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