Bathula Jaya Ramulu vs. B.V.R.Parthasarathi

Court:High Court of Andhra Pradesh
Judge:Hon'ble K Manmadha Rao
Case Status:Unknown Status
Order Date:27 Nov 2023
CNR:APHC010289042023

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Hon'ble K Manmadha Rao

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27 Nov 2023

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HIGH COURT OF ANDHRA PRADESH : AT AMARAVATI

MAIN CASE No: S.A.No.611 of 2023

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SI.<br>No.DATEORDEROFFICE<br><b>NOTE</b>
08.27.11.2023Dr. KMR,J
<b>I.A.No.1 of 2023</b>
This application is filed to condone
the delay of 104 days in representing the
appeal.
Heard.
Considering the submissions and for
the reasons stated in the accompanying
affidavit filed in support of this application,
the delay of 104 days in representing the
appeal is condoned.
Accordingly, I.A.No.1 of 2023 is
ordered.
Dr. KMR,J
S.A.No.445 of 2022
Heard Ms.Ayesha Azma, learned
counsel for the Appellant.
Considering<br>the<br>submissions<br>$\mathsf{of}$
learned counsel for the appellant, the
following substantial questions of law arise
for consideration in the Second Appeal:
1) Whether the Judgment of the<br>first appellate Court is vitiated<br>as the first appellate Court<br>failed to adhere to the<br>provisions of O 41 R 31 C.P.C
which have been reiterated to
be<br>mandatory<br>by<br>Honble
Supreme Court of India in the
case<br>of<br>H.Siddiqui<br>Vs
A.Ramalingam<br>reported<br>in
(2011) 4 SCC 240.
2)Whether<br>the<br>first<br>appellate
Court is right in allowing the
first appeal by coming to a
unreasonable conclusion that
the Ex.A4 is a fraudulent sale
deed<br>merely<br>because<br>the
appellant herein is a minor and
he has no capacity to purchase
the land, even though DW.2
admitted<br>that<br>she<br>paid
consideration on behalf of the
appellant herein.
3)Whether the Judgment of first
appellate Court is vitiated on
the<br>premise<br>that,<br>it<br>didn't
construct the premise in the
premise of Section 8 of Hindu
Succession<br>Act?
4)Whether<br>the<br>first<br>appellate
Court<br>vitiated<br>in<br>not
considering<br>the<br>settled
proposition of law that once
the<br>partition<br>is<br>affected
through<br>the<br>registered
document, yet again one of
the<br>parties<br>cannot<br>seek
partition and the judgment of
first appellate Court is marred
for not at all contemplating
upon<br>Ex.A3<br>which<br>is<br>a
registered<br>partition<br>suit
between the plaintiff in the
Original Suit and the D1?
5)Whether<br>the<br>first<br>appellate
Court<br>is<br>vitiated<br>in<br>not
questioning the maintainability
of the prayer sought by the
respondent herein who filed
the<br>original<br>suit<br>for
cancellation of Registered sale<br>deed,<br>Ex.A4<br>and<br>the<br>first
appellate Court did not ponder<br>on the aspect that, when the<br>plaintiffs are ot signatories to<br>the<br>document<br>they<br>cannot<br>seek cancellation but approach<br>the remedy by way of suit for<br>declaration?<br>6)<br>Whether the judgment of the<br>first appellate Court is vitiated<br>on the premise that, it didn't<br>cogitate on the aspect that,<br>the D1 executed the sale deed<br>in the favour of the appellant<br>herein on 04.03.2006 and the<br>same registered sale deed has<br>been marked as Ex.A4 and<br>since then the appellant herein<br>is in the peaceful possession of<br>the subject properties, but the<br>respondents/appellants/plain
tiffs in the nerve questioned<br>the genuineness of the title of<br>appellant<br>herein<br>until<br>2012<br>with a malfide intention?
ADMIT.
Notice.
Learned counsel for the appellant is
permitted to take out personal notice to the
respondents by RPAD and file proof<br>of
service in the Registry.
Post the matter on 26.12.2023.
________
Dr.<br>KMR,J
I.A.No.2<br>OF 2023
Heard<br>Ms.Ayesha<br>Azma,<br>learned
counsel for the Appellant.
In view of the submissions, there<br>shall<br>be<br>interim<br>stay<br>of<br>all<br>further

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