J.P.BAJPAI, SHIV DAYAL, U.N.BHACHAWAT
RAMGOPAL KANHAIYALAL – Appellant
Versus
CHETU BATTE – Respondent
( 1 ) THE questions referred to this Full Bench are whether the Civil Court cannot take cognizance of a suit instituted by Bhumiswami on the basis of his title, against a trespasser; and whether the decision in Nathu v. Dilbande Hussain, air 1967 Madh Pra 14, is no longer good law.
( 2 ) CHETU brought the suit against Ramgopal on the averment that he is the bhumiswami of survey No. 138/3 (area 5 Bighas 9 Biswas) of village Kulhar, tahsil Basoda. On or about July 15, 1963, the defendant wrongfully took possession of the suit land. The plaintiff used to earn about Rs. 150/- per year from the yield of the suit land. The defendant's case was that the plaintiff had entered into a contract with him to sell the suit land to him for Rs. 900/- He paid Rs. 900/- to the plaintiff and the plaintiff delivered possession to him. The plaintiff promised to execute a deed of sale in his favour but later on refused to do so. The learned Civil Judge, Class II, Basoda, rejected the defendant's plea and held that he wrongfully dispossessed the plaintiff from the suit land. Accordingly, he passed a decree for possession in favour of the plaintiff against the defendant. The defendant's
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