HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE FOR RAJASTHAN - JAIPUR BEN
DEEN DAYAL – Appellant
Versus
SANJEEV KUMAR – Respondent
CFA 110/1994
['M M RANJAN', 'S B VAISH', '', 'JC JAIN', 'ASHVIN GARG']
CFA 110/1994
(1)
In the High Court of Judicature for
Rajasthan
At
Jaipur Bench, Jaipur
J U D G M E N T
In
S.B. Civil First Appeal No.110/1994
Deen Dayal Vs. Sanjeev Kumar
Date Of Judgment :: 29.4.2009
P R E S E N T
Hon'ble Mr. Justice Jitendra Ray Goyal
Mr. M.M. Ranjan with
Mr. Rajat Ranjan, for appellant.
Mr. Manoj Bhardwaj with
Mr. Ashvin Garg, for respondent.
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REPORTABLE By the Court :-
This is a defendant's first
appeal under section 96 of the Code of
Civil Procedure directed against the
judgment and decree dated 7/7/1994 passed
by Additional District Judge No.1, Ajmer
in Civil Suit No.252/1993 by which the
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(2)
suit of the plaintiff has been decreed.
2.
The plaintiff Sanjeev Kumar
had filed a suit for possession,
declaration, injunction, recovery of
mesne profits and other items with the
averments that property bearing AMC
No.28/805 situated at Adarsh Nagar, Ajmer
was owned and possessed by Shri Dayaram
who died issue-less in the year 1957 and
after the death of Dayaram his wife Jai
Devi inherited his property who also
expired issue-less in the month of May,
1970, therefore Chameli Devi, sister-in-
law (Bhabhi) inherited the said property
in accordance to Hindu Succession Act
being the nearest surviving member after
the death of Smt. Jai Devi. It was
further the case of the plaintiff that
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(3)
Smt. Chameli Devi took in adoption to the
plaintiff Sanjeev Kumar on 2/5/1974 and a
registered adoption deed was also got
executed by her; that Smt. Chameli Devi
died on 23/4/1975, thereafter Sanjeev
Kumar (plaintiff) became the sole owner
of the property left by Chameli Devi. It
was also stated that Deen Dayal was the
step brother of late Smt. Jai Devi and
after her death he continued collecting
rent on behalf of Chameli Devi and also
used to reside with her but the defendant
Deen Dayal was in no way heir of Jai Devi
or Chameli Devi. It was further averred
that Chameli Devi served a notice on
20/5/1974 to the defendant Deen Dayal to
stop to collect the rent, thereafter Deen
Dayal with melafide intentions lodged a
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(4)
First Information Report against Jai
Prakash and Chameli Devi and in that
criminal case Jai Prakash and Chameli
Devi were arrested but after release on
bail Chameli Devi was kept in wrongful
confinement by the defendant Deen Dayal
and she was not permitted to meet even to
her adopted son. It has further been
averred that after the death of Chameli
Devi, the plaintiff being adopted son has
become the sole owner of her property,
therefore he is entitled for possession
of immovable property as well as cash
money and ornaments.
3.
The defendant Deen Dayal in
his written statement denied the factum
of plaintiff's adoption and averred that
plaintiff was never adopted by Smt.
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(5)
Chameli Devi and forged adoption deed was
prepared by Jai Prakash, father of the
plaintiff. It was further the case of
the defendant that he was adopted son of
late Shri Dayaram, that Smt. Chameli Devi
was not having any relation with the
property of late Shri Dayaram and the
defendant Deen Dayal is the sole owner of
the disputed property after the death of
Dayaram and his wife Jai Devi and this
fact has been admitted also by Chameli
Devi in writing and she also relinquished
her right and title, if any, in the said
property. It was also averred that Smt.
Chameli Devi had adopted Snehlata and
therefore, Snehlalata is also a necessary
party to the present suit.
4.
The trial court on the basis
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(6)
of the pleadings, framed following
issues:-
''1.क् या ौीमती चमेली देवी ने वाद के
चरण सं.3 में उल् लेिखत सम् पित व अन् य
सम् पित जय देवी से उत् तरािधकार में ूाप् त
की?
2.क् या ूितवादी दयाराम का दत् तक पुऽ है?
3.क् या चमेली देवी ने ूितवादी को भवन की
देखभाल करने व िकराया वसूल करने के िलये
अिधकृ त िकया जैसा िक वाद-पऽ