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1966 Supreme(Mad) 250

SADASIVAM, NATESAN, RAMAKRISHNAN
Athiappa Gounder – Appellant
Versus
S. A. Athiappa Pandaram – Respondent


Advocates:
K. Gopalachari, for Petitioner (in Crl. R. C. 953/64 and 181 of 1965) and for Respondents (in 821/65); P. Sharfuddin. for Respondent (in Crl. R.C. 953/64); G. Gopalaswami for K. V. Venkataseshadri, for Respondents (in Crl R.C. 181 of 1965 and in Crl. R.C. 499/65) for Petitioners (in Crl. R.C. 821 of 1965); Fyzee Mohamed, for Petitioner (in Crl. R.C. 499 of 1965): Public Prosecutor, for the State.

Judgement

SADASIVAM, J. :- The question referred to the Full Bench is whether the period of two months mentioned in the second proviso to Sec. 145(4) Crl. P.C as the period within which a person forciby and wrongfully dispossessed could get relief should be literally and strictly construed with reference to the date of the preliminary order, as mentioned in that proviso, or whether it should be liberally and equitably construed with reference to the date of the petition.

2. There is conflict of judicial opinion on this question. The leading decision in favour of the liberal interpretation is the Bench decision of this court in C. Narayana v. K. Kesappa, AIR 1951 Mad 500 which refers to the conflicting decisions of this High Court on this question. A Bench decision of the Andhra High Court in Padmaraju Subba Raju v. P. Koneti Raju, AIR 1955 Andh 99 delivered by Subba Rao C.J. as he then was, dissented from the above decision and look the other view based on literal interpretation of the proviso. As the earlier Bench decision of this High Court was rendered prior to the formation of the Andhra High Court, and was binding on that High Court, the question was referred to a Full Bench of

























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