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MEMO OF PARTIES
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VERSUS
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PLAINTIFF
DELHI
DATED:
THROUGH:
(NARESH GUPTA) (ANKIT JAIN)
ADVOCATES
A-26, LGF, Jangpura Extension,
New Delhi-110014
C.S.(OS) NO.
OF 2013
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VERSUS
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1.
That the property involved in the present suit is the premises bearing
No.322, situated in Kucha Ghasi Ram, Chandni Chowk, Delhi. The
same shall be referred hereinafter as the suit property. It has been
clearly described in the site plan in colour RED.
2.
That the suit property houses a Temple in the name and style of
Visheshwar Mahadev Temple in a portion on the Ground Floor along
with a residential portion comprising of two rooms, stores, verandah,
kitchen and toilet attached to the said temple. There is also one room,
a kitchen and a toilet on the first floor.
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That one Dewan Rai Bahadur Bisheshur Nath, who owned several
properties moveable and immoveable including the suit property, had
during his life time created a fund of Rs.30,000/- (Rupees Thirty
Thousand only), out of his estates for being used for religious and
charitable purposes by his family members in terms of his last and
final testament dated 29.08.1929 duly signed and executed by him in
the presence of three attesting witnesses in accordance with law and
duly registered with the Registrar concerned.
5.
That the said Temple Visheshwar Mahadev Temple was and has
always been a private family temple meant for worship by the family
members of the family of the said Dewan Bahadur Bisheshur Nath
and said fund of Rs.30,000/- was to be utilised for the maintenance of
the said temple and for other allied purposes as detailed in the said
registered testament dated 29.08.1929 left by him at the time of his
death.
6.
That said Dewan Bahadur Bisheshur Nath had also appointed his
second son Rai Bahadur Dr. Baij Nath as Executor of the said Will
dated 29.08.1929 and as Administrator of the estate left by him.
7.
That the said Rai Bahadur Bisheshur Nath since expired in the year
about 1930 and his wife in the year 1936.
8.
That on the demise of the said Rai Bahadur Bisheshur Nath, the
aforesaid son Rai Bahadur Dr. Baij Nath being the Executor of the
said Will and Administrator of the Estate took charge of the entire
estate left by the deceased Rai Bahadur Bisheshur Nath in terms of
his Will dated 19.08.1929.
9.
That the said Temple Visheshwar Mahadev Temple also came under
the charge of the said RAI BAHADUR Dr. Baij Nath in terms of the
said Will dated 29.08.1929 who started managing the said Temple
property.
10.
That the said Rai Bahadur Dr. Baij Nath had in the year 1949
appointed Shri Harish Chander Shastri as sewadar of the said Temple
11.
That the said Shri RAI BAHADUR Dr. Baij Nath had handed over the
entire administration and management of the said Trust to his son Shri
Prem Nath Segal by means of a Deed of Trust dated 13.01.1950. In
the said Deed of Trust Shri Prem Nath Segal was invested with the
power to appoint another male member from the descendants of RAI
BAHADUR Dr. Baij Nath. The said Rai Bahadur Dr Baij Nath died in
the year 1950.
12.
That Shri Prem Nath Segal in terms of the powers conferred on him
vide Trust Deed dated 13.01.1950 nominated his eldest son Shri
Prakash Nath Segal as his successor to the office of the Trustee after
his death by means of duly executed and registered testament dated
24.05.1951.
13.
That the aforesaid Shi Prem Nath Segal had expired on 05.10.1970.
On his death his son Shri Prakash Nath Segal assumed charge of the
aforesaid Trust as also the Visheshwar Mahadev Temple.
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That Shri Harish Chander Shastri who was working as the sewadar of
the Temple expired on 02.02.1984. After his death, his son Shri Vinay
Chand Sharma approached the plaintiff Trust for his appointment as a
sewadar of the Temple vide letter dated 30.03.1984.
The plaintiff
Trust through its sole trustee Shri Prakash Nath Segal had accepted
the said request of Shri Vinay Chand Sharma and had appointed him
as Sewadar of the aforesaid private Temple vide appointment letter
dated 31.03.1984. Since then he was acting as sewadar to look after
the premises and also perform pooja in the said Temple for and on
behalf of the Plaintiff Trust. For the above duties he was provided free
electricity, water and permission to reside in the said premises with his
family. For his cash requirement he used to receive remuneration
from the neighbourhood for whom he used to perform religious pooja
at their various functions.
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That the said Temple and the property was/is being controlled and
managed by the plaintiff herein, who is meeting all the expenses
including the water and electricity bills, house tax, repairs and
renovations and other expenses incurred for celebrating various
festivals such as Janmashtmi, Shivratri, etc. etc.
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That for the purposes of carrying out the repairs the plaintiff had
required the said Shri Vinay Chand Sharma to vacate the said portion
for the time being as shown in colour red in the site plan annexed
herewith. There was some half-hearted protest by Shri Vinay Chand
21.
That ultimately the said Shri Vinay Chand Sharma made a statement
in writing under his signatures to the Police on 06.01.2007 thereby
stating as under:-
22.
That thereafter, the various repairs and renovations were carried out
by the plaintiffs in the said Temple during the period January, 2007 till
July, 2008 under the supervision of said Shri Vinay Chand Sharma.
The plaintiffs also paid certain amounts to Shri Vinay Chand Sharma
from time to time for carrying out the day to day petty expenses on
repairs and renovations on behalf of the plaintiffs. All expenses were,
however, incurred by the plaintiffs directly. After the completion of the
repairs the said Shri Vinay Chand Sharma gave the accounts of the
same to the plaintiff and received the balance amount.
23.
That as detailed herein above the said Shri Vinay Chand Sharma
expired in October, 2010 thereby leaving behind the defendants as his
legal representatives.
24.
That the permission to use and occupy the residential portion of the
property and the Temple which was given by the plaintiff to said Shri
Vinay Chand Sharma stood automatically determined and terminated
with the death of Shri Vinay Chand Sharma. No such permission to
continue to occupy the suit premises was given by the plaintiff to any
of the defendants at any point of time. However, after the death of
Shri Vinay Chand Sharma, the defendants continued to occupy the
residential portion and are still occupying the same illegally without
any authority or permission of the plaintiff.
25.
That in these facts and circumstances of the case, the plaintiff issued
a communication dated 14.01.2011 to the defendants thereby calling
upon them to vacate the aforesaid property within a period of 60 days.
The said notice was sent by Speed Post. The same was duly served
upon the defendants. However, the defendants failed to reply to the
said notice. The plaintiff has been advised to state that by not replying
the said communication the defendants have admitted the contents of
the same.
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hand over the vacant possession of the same to the plaintiff. The said
communication was sent by registered A.D. Post from Kalkaji Post
Office. The said notice has been duly served upon the defendants.
However, these defendants failed to reply the said notice as well.
Plaintiff has been advised to state that by not replying the same they
have admitted the contents of the same.
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30.
That the Plaintiffs also got issued and served upon the Defendants a
reminder dated 07.06.2013 but of no avail.
31.
That the use and occupation of the defendants in the suit premises
particularly after 16.08.2011 is totally illegal and unauthorized and is
that of a rank trespasser. They have got no right to continue to occupy
the suit premises and are liable to vacate and hand over the vacant
and peaceful physical possession of the same to the plaintiff.
32.
That the defendants, jointly and severally, are also liable to pay the
use and occupation charges to the plaintiff at-least after 16.08.2011 till
the date of their actual vacation and handing over the same to the
plaintiff. The plaintiff submits that if the suit premises are let out in the
open market they can easily fetch an amount of Rs.15,000/- per
month as rent at present.
33.
That the cause of action for filing the present suit has arisen on
16.07.2011 when the time period granted in the notice dated
17.05.2011 has expired but the defendants failed and neglected to
vacate and handover the suit premises to the plaintiff. The cause of
action has further arisen on 16.07.2011 when the defendants became
liable to pay use and occupation charges of the premises for their
unauthorized and illegal occupation.
34.
That the premises in suit are situated within the territorial jurisdiction of
this Honble Court. The defendants are residing and working for their
gains within the jurisdiction of this Honble Court. The cause of action
has also arisen within the territorial jurisdiction of this Honble Court.
As such this Honble Court has got jurisdiction to try and entertain the
present suit.
35.
That the valuation of the suit for the purposes of court fees and
jurisdiction, for the relief of possession is fixed at Rs.50 Lacs, upon
which, the court fees of Rs. 2 Lacs has been paid. For the relief of
Mesne Profits, the same is fixed at Rs.15,000/-, upon which court fees
PRAYER
In the aforesaid facts and circumstances of the case, it is most respectfully
prayed that this Honble Court may kindly be pleased to:-
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
pass a final decree in favour of the plaintiff and against the defendant
thereby directing the defendants to pay the use and occupation
charges /damage so determined by this Honble Court after holding an
enquiry under Order 20 Rule 12 CPC;
(e)
award costs of the suit in favour of the plaintiff and against the
defendants;
(f)
pass such other or further order which this Honble Court may deem fit
and proper in the facts and circumstances of the case in favour of the
plaintiff and against the defendants.
PLAINTIFFS
DELHI
DATED:
THROUGH:
(NARESH GUPTA) (ANKIT JAIN)
ADVOCATES
A-26, LGF, Jangpura Extension,
New Delhi-110014
Tel: 9717728017,
Email: ngequity@gmail.com
VERIFICATION:
Verified at Delhi on this ___ day of October, 2013 that the contents of Paras
No.1 to ___ of the plaint are true and correct to my knowledge and those of
paras ___ to ___ of the plaint are true and correct on the legal information
received and believed to be true. Last para is prayer to this Honble Court.
PLAINTIFFS
PLAINTIFFS
VERSUS
DEFENDANTS
AFFIDAVIT
I, Sumer Segal (S. Segal), S/o Late Shri Satgur Nath Segal, aged about 70
years, at 59B, Pocket-A, SFS DDA, Mayur Vihar-III, New Delhi-110096, do
hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under:-
1.
That I am the plaintiff No.1 in the above noted case and being well
conversant with the facts and circumstances of the case, I am
competent to swear this affidavit.
2.
DEPONENT
VERIFICATION:
Verified at Delhi on this
above affidavit are true and correct to my knowledge, no part of it is false and
nothing material has been concealed therefrom.
DEPONENT
PLAINTIFFS
VERSUS
DEFENDANTS
LIST
OF
DOCUMENTS
ALONG
WITH
DOCUMENTS ON BEHALF OF THE PLAINTIFFS.
S.NO. PARTICULARS
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Site Plan.
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Office copy
14.01.2011.
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of
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the
communication
dated
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Various expense-vouchers.
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PLAINTIFFS
NEW DELHI
DATE:
THROUGH
(NARESH GUPTA) (ANKIT JAIN)
ADVOCATES
A-26, LGF, Jangpura Extension,
New Delhi-110014
Tel: 9717728017,
Email: ngequity@gmail.com
29.08.1929
1930
13.01.1950
The aforesaid RAI BAHADUR Dr. Brij Nath who had managed
the said Trust as per the direction of the founder, handed over
the administration and management of the said Trust to his son
Shri Prem Nath Segal by means of a Deed of Trust dated
13.01.1950. In the said Deed of Trust Shri Prem Nath Segal
was inter-alia invested with the power to appoint another male
member from among the descendants of Dr. Baij Nath.
24.05.1951
05.10.1970
Shri Prem Nath Segal died. Shri Prakash Nath Segal assumed
charge of Diwan Bahadur Bisheshur Nath Religious and
Charitable Trust as a Trustee.
26.03.1985
January,
2007
October,
2010.
14.01.2011
The said Trust through its Sole Trustee got issued and served
upon the legal heirs of Shri Vinay Chand Sharma a notice
thereby requiring them to vacate the said property and hand
over the possession of the same within a period of 60 days.
The said notice was duly served upon them. However, they
failed and neglected to reply and comply the same.
17.05.2011