HARUN-UL-RASHID
Sesu Naika – Appellant
Versus
Paivalike Panchayath (Now Paivalike Grama Panchayath) Rep. by its Secretary – Respondent
The decree holder in E.P.108/2003 in O.S.632/1992 on the file of the Munsiff Court, Kasargode is the revision petitioner. The Execution petition was filed praying for an order directing the respondents/judgment debtors to comply with the terms of the compromise decree passed in the suit and in failure to do so, to proceed against them.
2. The decree in this case is based on a compromise. The compromise decree directs the respondents/judgment debtors to construct a regular fence within a period of six months and also to construct a sufficient and necessary drainage on the northern side of the road to avoid flow of rain water across the road and to the properties of the revision petitioner. Thus the parties agreed to a future mode of conduct to do a specific act and obtain a decree in those terms. The question posed in this revision petition is as to whether the decree passed in terms of the compromise is a decree for mandatory injunction or is it a simple compromise decree. If the decree is a decree for mandatory injunction, the same shall be executed within a period of three years under Article 135 of the Limitation Act. If the decree in hand is a simple compromise decree
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