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2009 Supreme(Del) 447

MANMOHAN
MOHD. ASLAM – Appellant
Versus
MOHD. AJMAL – Respondent


Advocates Appeared:
Mr. J.K. Jain, Advocate
Mr. Jabbar Hussain, Advocate for respondent no. 1

MANMOHAN, J

1. Present Revision Petition has been filed against order dated 18th July, 2008 by virtue of which petitioners/tenants’ leave to defend application has been dismissed.

2. Mr. J.K. Jain, learned Counsel for petitioners submitted that Additional Rent Controller (in short ‘ARC’) had not considered the effect and impact of Muslim Personal Law in the present case, as here a Muslim landlord/ owner died leaving behind two sons and four daughters. According to Mr. Jain, the principle that one co-owner can file and maintain an independent eviction petition without impleading the other co-owners, applies to Hindus and not to Muslims. He submitted that after death of a Muslim owner/landlord all his legal heirs become owners in common and not co-owners as in Hindus. According to him, all heirs are necessary to be impleaded in eviction petition and as respondent no. 1/landlord failed to do so, eviction petition was liable to be dismissed. In this context, Mr. Jain referred to and relied upon a judgment in the case of Mt. Fardosjahan Begum w/o Syed Alay Rasul and others Vs. Kazi Shafiddin s/o Kazi Shujatali Musalman and others reported in AIR (29) 1942 Nagpur 75 wherein it has been











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