Order No: 2 Date:19/09/2023
Today is fixed for hearing injunction matter which has been filed by the complainant / applicant of this case. The O.P. of this M.A. Case as well as C.C. Case No. 168/2022 has contested the M.A. Case by filing written objection.
Heard the argument of both sides. Considered submission.
Perused the injunction petition which has been filed by the complainant / applicant side. Also examined the written objection which has been filed by O.P.
It is the main point of contention and argument of the complainant / applicant side that the O.P. who is the promoter and developer is intending to create 3rd Party interest in the allocated portion of the complainant who is the owner of the suit property. It is also submitted that the O.P. promoter cum developer in spite of giving assurance of handing over the owner allocated share within specified period, has not yet handed over possession of the same. It is alleged that the O.P. promoter developer is now trying to induct 3rd person in the complainant’s allocated share and for that reason there is urgent necessity of passing an order of injunction.
On the other hand the O.P. promoter developer by highlighting the Clause 10 of the Development Agreement pointed out that the complainant side has already vested Power of Attorney in the matter of selling the flats constructed in the suit premises and for that reason the entire G+5 building cannot be injuncted.
It is admitted fact that this District Commission after making scrutiny of the documents and materials of M.A. Case No. 92/2023 as well as C.C. Case No. 168/2022 has already passed the order of ad-interim injunction in favour of the complainant restraining the O.P. from creating any 3rd Party interest in the suit property. It is also admitted fact that the said order of ad-interim injunction has been extended time to time even after appearance of the O.P. in the above noted complaint case. There is no dispute over the issue that the complainant has allocated share in the suit premises and in spite of having share if the complainant ‘s share is transferred to the 3rd Party, the complainant who is an aged lady shall suffer irreparable loss and injury and the main purpose of passing such order of injunction would be defeated by delay. Moreover, as per Clause 16 of the Development Agreement the complainant has her share in the suit property.
Considering all the aspects, this District Commission is of the view that there is urgent necessity of making the ad-interim order of injunction absolute till the disposal of C.C. Case No. 168/2022/
So, the ad-interim order of injunction which is passed in this M.A. Case vide order No. 1 dt. 18.07.2023 is made absolute till the disposal of C.C. Case No. 168/2022.
In the light of the observation made above the M.A. Case No. 92 / 2023 is disposed of on contest. Let the case record of M.A. Case No. 92/2023 be tagged with the case record of C.C. Case No. 168/2022.
Dictated & corrected by me.
President