Transfer of Property Act, 1882, Section 106 -- Eviction suit - Plaintiff is owner of premises and defendant was permitted to use the same - Cheque issued towards rent demonstrates that one cheque was dishonoured and that rent for a period of 44 months remained unpaid, which led to issuance of legal notice - Legal notice issued to defendant reflects that rent was not paid..........
Specific Relief Act, 1963, Section 38 -- Permanent injunction - When main relief of cancellation of sale deed of disputed property is not granted to plaintiff, then even consequential relief of permanent injunction cannot be granted to him against true owner of disputed property, who has acquired its ownership on the basis of said sale deed...........
Civil Procedure Code, 1908, Order 39, Rule 1, 2 -- Interim injunction - Restraining licensor/owner of property from terminating lease - Licensee cannot seek a pre-emptive injunction from termination of license - Only recourse available to licensee is to seek compensation for loss suffered but licensee cannot secure an order of injunction of termination of license by..........
Specific Relief Act, 1963, Section 38 -- Suit for injunction simpliciter - Plaintiff not in possession but he did not claim recovery of possession - Relief must have been sought for declaration of title when contention of defendant was that he came into possession of property as a co-owner and then occupies it with absolute rights, making valuable improvements - Suit for..........
Will -- Proof of - There are two attesting witnesses of alleged Will, but plaintiff has not examined any of them in order to prove execution of Will - One of attesting witness is alive, but she is not examined or she is not willing to appear in Court, as such, Will has not been proved in accordance with S.68 of Evidence Act - Since, one attesting witness of alleged Will..........
Transfer of Property Act, 1882, Section 60 -- Mortgage - Redemption - Mortgagor had failed to redeem property for more than 30 years - Plaintiff/mortgagees filed suit for declaration that they have become owner in possession of suit land by prescription of time - Once a mortgage always a mortgage and there would be no period for redemption for the same - Suit which was for..........
Agreement to sell -- Refund of earnest money - Defendants committed fraud at the time of agreement to sell by incorrectly making known to plaintiff that property in question is a built up kothi, that husband of defendant No.1 has already expired and therefore, she is legal heir of her husband - Mutation was sanctioned 2 years after target date in favour of defendant No.1..........
Transfer of Property Act, 1882, Section 126 -- Gift deed - Revocation - Donor gifted the land to enable donee to construct a cinema hall on gifted land after obtaining permission under bye-laws regulating construction of cinema halls - Since donee has duly complied with conditions of gift by constructing a cinema hall on gifted land and operating it for about 47 years, it..........
Co-owners -- Plea of ouster - To constitute ouster, there must be, for an ouster, a hostile open denial and repudiation of rights of other co-owners and this denial or repudiation must be brought home to co-owners - This does not necessarily mean that co-owner sought to be ousted or excluded should be informed or told as such by other co-owners - Therefore, ouster does..........
Protection of Women From Domestic Violence Act, 2005, Section 17 -- Right of residence - Shared household - Widowed daughter-in-law is not entitled to claim right of residence for two reasons i.e. it is upon her own volition that she stopped residing at suit property for past 13 years and secondly, right of residence provided under S.17(1) of the Act, stood curtailed as..........
