PRINCIPAL BENCH AT BENGALURU
M S BASAVARAJA – Appellant
Versus
G H HANUMANTHAPPA – Respondent
This matter is listed for admission and I have heard the
learned counsel for the petitioners.
The factual matrix of the case of the plaintiff before
the Trial Court while seeking the relief of declaration to declare
that he has got the right of easement of necessity over the suit
schedule road and for the consequential relief is that, except
the suit schedule said 30 feet road, he has no access to reach
his house for better enjoyment and he has got right of
easement of necessity over the suit schedule road.
3.
The defendants also filed the written statement and
apart from that, the defendants also filed an application under
Order 7, Rule 11(a), (d) and (f) read with Sections 9 and 151
of CPC read with Section 216 of Karnataka Municipalities Act,
1964 contending that the plaintiff is having an alternative road.
When such being the case, the plaintiff cannot seek for the
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relief of easementary right and no cause of action arises for the
suit and the suit itself is not tenable and not maintainable in
view of the bar created by Karnataka Municipalities Act, 1964.
It is also contended that the plaintiff has sought for the relief of
permanent injunction which cannot be granted
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