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2001 Supreme(Del) 427

DEVENDER GUPTA, MUKUL MUDGAL
VIDHI CONSTRUCTIONS PRIVATE LIMITED – Appellant
Versus
BALJIT KAUR – Respondent


Advocates Appeared:
J.S.VASU, RAJIV NAYAR, RAVI GUPTA, Vinod Yadav, VIPIN SANGHI

Devinder Gupta

( 1 ) THE appellant feeling aggrieved against dismissal of its application (IA. 10720/2000) whereby it sought impleadment as a defendant in a suit; has preferred this appeal against the order passed by learned Single Judge oh; 18/12/2000. Appellant has also felt aggrieved by non- consideration of the prayer for vacation of ex- parte injunction made in IA. 10721/2000 and has consequently prayed for vacation of ad-interim order of injunction dated 28/9/2000 passed in i A,10043/2000.

( 2 ) FACTS as are relevant for the purpose of disposal of the appeal in brief are that on 26/9/2000 Suit No. 2205/2000 was filed by respondent Baljlt Kaur against Ajit Singh and harish Kaur (the other two respondents in this appeal ). In the said suit, plaintiff Baljit Kaur claimed a preliminary decree for partition of property, namely ,house No. D6/4, Vasant Vihar, New delhi by declaring respective shares of the parties In the said property and on determination of shares to pass a final decree as - regards her 1/3rd share. The suit was filed, inter alia, alleging that late S. Joginder Singh, the father of the? parties was the sole owner of the suit property standing on land admeasuring 400






















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