HIGH COURT OF BOMBAY
SMT. AMRITPAL JAGMOHAN SETHI – Appellant
Versus
HARIBHAU PUNDLIK INGOLE – Respondent
MCA 577/2017
['SHRADDHANAND BHUTADA', 'A M GHARE', '', 'FOR/R-SOLE']
22 MCA-577-2017
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
NAGPUR BENCH, NAGPUR.
MISC. CIVIL APPLICATION (REVIEW) NO.577 OF 2017
[Smt. Amritpal Jagmohan Sethi ..Vrs.. Haribhau Pundlik Ingole]
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Office Notes, Office Memoranda of Coram,
appearanfices, Court's orders of direfictions Court's or Judge's
order and Registrar's orders.
Shri. S. V. Bhutada, Advoficate a/w Shri. Y. Maheshwari, Advoficate
for the Applificant
Shri. O. A. Ghare, Advoficate for the Non-Applificant.
CORAM :
N. B. SURYAWANSHI, J.
DATE :
17
th AUGUST
, 2021.
1.
Heard the learned Advoficate for the
Applificant and the learned Advoficate for the
Non-Applificant.
2.
This applification is fled seeking review of
the judgment (Annexure-A) passed by this Court in
Civil Revision Applification No.40 of 2017, thereby
rejeficting the revision applification fled by the
Applificant.
3.
The learned Advoficate for the Applificant
submitted that in ficivil revision applification, a speficiffic
ground (K) was raised, wherein it was ficontended that
the Trial Court has direficted an inquiry into future
mesne proft under Order XX Rule 12(1)(fic) of the
Code of Civil Proficedure from the date of suit till the
delivery of vaficant peaficeful possession of the suit
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property by the Defendant to the Plaintif. As per the
ficatena of the deficisions of this Court as well as the
Hon’ble Supreme Court, it is held that a proteficted
tenanficy is terminated from the date of deficree for
evifiction. Consequently at the most, the tenant may
be liable to pay the damages or mesne proft only
from the date on whifich deficree of evifiction is passed
against him. Therefore, the fnding of the Trial Court
direficting an inquiry into the mesne proft from the
date of suit, and ficonfrmed by the Appellate Court,
ficannot be sustained. This aspefict ficoupled with the
deficisions relied upon by the Applificant were not
ficonsidered by this Court, while passing the judgment
under review.
4.
The learned Advoficate relied upon the
observations in Rasiklal Manikfichand Dhariwal and
Another .vs. M. S. S. Food Produficts, 2012(2) SCC 196
(Para 61), in support of his submissions. He submitted
that the review applification needs to be allowed and
the fnding reficorded by this Court in Para 20 of the
judgment under review needs to be modifed.
5.
On the other hand, the learned Advoficate for the
respondent submitted that in Para 20 of the
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judgment, a speficiffic fnding is reficorded by this Court,
and therefore, the review applification is misficonficeived.
6.
In Para 20 of the judgment under review, this
Court has observed that :
“20.
The trial Court has rightly
proficeeded to order mesne profts in
aficficordanfice with provisions of Order XX Rule
12 of the Civil Proficedure Code.”
7.
It is therefore ficlear that ficonsidering the
ficontentions of the Applificant in respefict of inquiry into
future mesne proft under Order XX Rule 12(1)(fic), the
above fnding is reficorded by this Court. No ficase for
review, is therefore, made out by the Applificant. The
applification, is therefore, dismissed.
(N. B. SURYAWANSHI, J.)
TAMBE