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1952 Supreme(J&K) 17

SIR IQBAL AHMAD, PT.SHAM KRISHNA DAR
Raja Sahib Of Poonch – Appellant
Versus
Kirpa Ram – Respondent


Advocates Appeared:
Advocate For Appellant: Suraj Parkash Gupta
Advocate For Respondent: Madhusudan Kak

DAR (MEMBER): This appeal is directed against two judgments of the High Court dated Maghar 28, 2002 & Baisakh 13,2003, by the former of which an application for execution of the decree by the latter of which an application for amendment of the decree was rejected.

(2) The appellant is the owner of a house at Panjthirthi in the City of Jammu which has been for a long time in occupation of the respondent. In an ejectment suit brought by the appellant against the respondent, the Munsiff of Jammu made a decree dated Jeth 28, 2000, under which the appellant was entitled to eject the respondent from the said house subject to the payment of a sum of Rs:. 300/- to the respondent within two months of the decree. This decree was subsequently amended by the Munsiff and the sum of Rs. 300/- was raised to Rs.720/- to be paid within two months of the amendment dated Bhadoom 15, 2000.

(3) Against the judgment and the decree of the Munsiff appeals were made both by the appellant and by the respondent to the District Judge of Jammu who in the end dismissed the appellants appeal and allowed the respondents appeal in part. The operative part of the judgment of the District Judge dated chet 8, 2000
















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