BIND BASNI PRASAD, GURTU
SRI RAM – Appellant
Versus
LEKHRAJ – Respondent
BIND BASNI PRASAD, J.
( 1 ) THIS is a decree-holders appeal arising out of an execution proceeding. The relevant facts are that one Inder-man was the owner of a house He died leaving a widow. On 18th September 1934, Lekhraj, the judgment-debtor-respondent, obtained a sale deed in respect of this house from the widow. Sri Ram, the decree-holder-appellant, alleging himself to be a reversioner brought a suit for the possession of the house and for mesne profits. This suit was decreed and the decision was upheld, with a slight modification, in appeal. Sri Ram applied for the execution of the decree on 20th July, 1946. Lekhraj filed a second appeal in this Court and obtained an order for the stay of the execution proceedings. The second appeal was dismissed by this Court on 14th February 1947. The stay order was then discharged. On the 2nd April 1947, Lekhraj, respondent, made an application under Order 21, Rule 2, Civil P. C. alleging that the parties had come to a compromise by means of a written agreement on 15th February 1947, according to which Sri Ram, decree-holder, had agreed to transfer the house to him for a price which may be fixed by one Lakhpat Singh who was appointed as an
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