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IN THE COURT OF THE VADDITIONAL DISTRICT JUDGE,
IIFTC, WARANGAL AT JANGAON.
On Tuesday, the 29th day of March, 2022.
PRESENT: SMT. J. KAVITHA,
VAddl. District Judge, IIFTC, Warangal at Jangaon.
ORIGINAL SUIT NO.73 OF 2019.
Between: Smt.Kommidi Manjula, W/o. Late Chandra Reddy, aged: 49 yrs, Occ: Housewife, R/o. H.no.6144/1, Bibinagar Village & Mandal, Yadadri Bhongir District.
… Plaintiff
A N D
Vardhannagari Mamatha, W/o. Laxma Reddy, aged: 34 yrs, Occ: Housewife, R/o. H.No. 227, Erravalle Village, Jagdevpur Mandal, Siddipet District. … Defendant
This Original Suit is coming on 14.03.2022 for final hearing before me in the presence of Sri T. Narsi Reddy, Counsel for the plaintiff and Sri V. Mallesham, Counsel for the defendant and after hearing the arguments of counsel for the plaintiff, the matter having stood over till this day for consideration, this Court delivered the following:
:: J U D G M E N T ::
1.This is a suit filed by the plaintiff under OrderVII, Rule1 of CPC, r/w 26 of CPC for specific performance of contract of agreement of sale dated 02.12.2018, in respect of plaint schedule property.
2.The averments of the plaint in brief are that the defendant being the absolute owner, possessor and pattedar of the agriculture land with bearing
Sy. 184/A admg. Ac.008 gts, Sy.No.185/A, admg. Ac.015½ gts,
Sy.No.186/A, admg. 023 gts, Sy.No.187, admg. Ac.020 gts, Sy.No. 188/D, admg. Ac.500 gts, Sy No. 188/C, admg. Ac.018 gts, Sy.No.189, admg.
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Ac.102 gts, Sy.No.190/A, admg. Ac.031 gts, Sy.No.191, admg. Ac.020 gts,
Sy.No.207/6, admg. Ac.401 gts, Total admg. Ac.1323 gts, situated at
Kothapally Village, Lingala Ghanpur Mandal, Jangaon District, which is more clearly shown in the schedule appended to this plaint and hereinafter called as “Plaint Suit Schedule Property”.
That, the defendant is absolute owner, possessor and pattedar of the agriculture land Ac.1323 gts, and the same was purchased by him from the original pattedar namely Karre Suman and Mallesh, under registered sale deed vide Doc.No.11242/2018, dated 19.11.2018, and he offered to sell the above said lands to the plaintiff, for her personal and family necessities and accordingly the plaintiff has agreed to purchase the same and entered into agreement of sale with the defendant, on 02122018 with terms and conditions for total sale consideration amount of Rs.1,09,95,750/ @
Rs.8,10,000/ per acre, and the plaintiff has agreed to purchase the same for the said sale consideration and the plaintiff has paid an amount of
Rs.20,00,000/on 02122018, as advance and earnest money as part payment and the defendant has executed an agreement of sale in favour of plaintiff and passed separate receipt, the defendant agreed to receive the balance sale consideration within 90 days or at the time of registration, from date of agreement and by agreeing to measure the land by fixing boundaries and agreed to clear off the loans, if any and also agreed to hand over all the link documents. But the defendant failed to perform her part of contract within the stipulated period of time, thereafter plaintiff requested the defendant, for several times, within the stipulated period of time, but the defendant post phoned the matter on one pretext or the other with an intention to avoid the registration of the lands. Thereafter the plaintiff 3 of 18 O.S. No.73 of 2019 V-ADJC, Jangaon.
approached the defendant on 02032019, and requested and demanded the defendant to execute the registered sale deed by receiving balance sale consideration on that day the husband of defendant namely Laxma Reddy, has executed a document agreeing to execute registered sale deed within one week i.e., on or before 08032019, along with all the link documents i.e., ROR pattedar pass book cum title deed and original link document i.e., registered sale deed, by believing the words of the defendant, since the husband of defendant is the Special Power of Attorney to the defendant in respect of lands, as such the plaintiff waited till 08032019, and thereafter the plaintiff again approached the defendant and requested to come forward to execute a registered sale deed by receiving balance sale consideration,
Intentionally the defendant postponed the matter on one pretext or other to avoid registering lands in favour of plaintiff, due to hike of land rates in the vicinity of real estate boom, and the plaintiff vexed with attitude of the defendant and the plaintiff got issued a legal notice to the defendant on 14 032019, through Advocate, calling upon the defendant to come forward to execute the registered sale deed, in favour of plaintiff by receiving the balance sale consideration as per recital of agreement by showing readiness.
As Such the plaintiff always is ready and willing to pay the balance sale consideration to the defendant, but the defendant failed to perform her part of contract to avoid execution of registered sale deed in favour of plaintiff.
Thereafter the defendant received legal notice and got replied through her counsel namely T. Damodar, dated 19032019, with false averments, by admitting the execution of agreement of sale and under taking letter, and falsely stating that they obtained signature forcibly by threatening and by saying to return the advance amount within 45 days, and by stating that 4 of 18 O.S. No.73 of 2019 V-ADJC, Jangaon.
the agreement is stand cancelled, as such the defendant is intentionally avoiding to execute the registered sale deed in favour of plaintiff, to cause loss and damage to the plaintiff, though the plaintiff is always ready and willingness to perform her part of contract, but the defendant always avoiding to receive balance sale consideration and to execute the register sale deed in favour of plaintiff all these days by dragging on the matter to avoid the execution of regular registered sale deed, in favour of plaintiff, in order to cheat the plaintiff and due to acts of the defendant the plaintiff mentally and financially suffered a lot. In these circumstances the plaintiff had no other go except to file the present suit, for specific performance of agreement of sale in respect of suit schedule property.
The petitioner further submitted that defendant has intentionally did not come forward to execute the regular registered sale deed by receiving balance sale consideration to complete her part of contract, as the plaintiff is always ready to perform her part of contract, from the date of agreement of sale even by issuance of legal notice to the defendant. During the subsistence of agreement of sale in between plaintiff and defendant the defendant is trying to alienate the suit schedule property to third parties in order to cause loss damage to the plaintiff as such the defendant is intentionally avoiding the execution of regular registered sale deed by receiving the balance sale consideration to cause loss damage to knock away the amount and escaping from her liability, by extracting amount illegally from the plaintiff and also the defendant is trying to alienate the suit schedule property to third parties. In the above circumstance the suit is filed praying the court to direct the defendant, to execute a registered sale deed in favour of plaintiff, by receiving balance sale consideration of 5 of 18 O.S. No.73 of 2019 V-ADJC, Jangaon.
Rs.89,95,750/ (Rupees Eighty Nine Lakhs Ninety Five Thousand Seven
Hundred and Fifty Only) as agreed by her. Hence this suit.
3.The Defendant filed her written statement as under:
The Defendant admitted that she is the absolute owner and possessor and Pattedar of Agricultural land to an extent of Ac.1323 gts and the same was purchased by her from the original pattedar namely Karre Suman and
Mallesh, under the Registered Sale Deed vide Doc.No. 11242/2018 dated 19112018. The Defendant further admitted that she offered to sell the above said lands to the plaintiff for her personal and family necessities and accordingly the plaintiff has agreed to purchase the same and entered into the agreement of sale with the Defendant on 02122018, with terms and conditions for a total sale consideration of Rs.1,09,95,759/ @
Rs.8,10,000/ per acre, and the plaintiff has paid an amount of
Rs.20,00,000/ (Rupees Twenty Lakhs Only) on the same date i.e., on 02 122018 as advance and earnest money as part payment and the defendant executed an agreement of sale in favour of plaintiff and passed a separate receipt and further agreed to receive the balance sale consideration within 90 days.
The defendant further states that the plaintiff never approached the defendant for execution of Registered Sale Deed by paying the balance Sale
Consideration. The Defendant denied the execution of document by her husband Laxma Reddy as Special Power of Attorney agreeing as executing the Registered Sale Deed within one week i.e., on or before 08032019 and to hand over the link documents i.e., ROR Pattedar Passbook cum title deed and original link document i.e., registered sale deed. She stated that the 6 of 18 O.S. No.73 of 2019 V-ADJC, Jangaon.
said document was forcefully obtained from her husband without her knowledge and she replied to the legal notice on 19.03.2019 by explaining the contents of her legal notice Dt: 13032019. It is further submitted that she approached the plaintiff and requested her to get sale deed in her favour but the plaintiff did not respond to her request and did not arrange the money within the 90 days. The defendant admitted the legal notice Dt: 14 032019 issued by the Plaintiff. The defendant further stated that since the plaintiff did not come forward to perform her part of contract as agreed in the agreement of sale within 90 days from the date of the agreement. The defendant got issued legal notice Dt: 13.03.2019 and informed the plaintiff that the agreement of sale is rescinded and agreed to repay the amount received from the Plaintiff as advance sale consideration. It is further submitted that the Plaintiff suppressed the fact of receiving legal notice Dt:
13032019 issued by defendant and approached the Hon’ble Court with unclean hands by making false and frivolous allegations seeking equitable relief of specific performance of contract and prayed the court to dismiss the suit on that ground. It is further submitted that the defendant replied to the notice of the plaintiff Dt: 14032019 and further submitted that the defendant sustained severe loss and the plaintiff is liable to make the good of such loss caused to the defendant and that the defendant is always ready to perform her part of contract by executing the Regd. Sale Deed since the plaintiff did not come forward in spite of her several requests. The defendant got canceled the agreement of sale as time is essence of the contract.
Thereby prayed the court to dismiss the suit.
4.The plaintiff in order to establish her case examined as PW.1 and got examined One Balagoni Raju GoudasPW.2 and got marked Exts.A1 to A7 7 of 18 O.S. No.73 of 2019 V-ADJC, Jangaon.
and on the other hand, the Defendant got examined herself as DW1 and got examined one V. Laxma Reddy as DW2 and got marked Ex’s. B1 to B14.
5.Heard both sides and perused the record.
6.Basing on the above pleadings, this Court framed the following issues for trial:
i) Whether the plaintiff is entitled for specific
performance of agreement of sale dt:
02.12.2018?
ii) Whether time is the essence of the contract?
iii) Whether the document dt: 02.03.2019 is
binding on the defendant?
iv) To what relief?
ISSUE No.1: Whether the plaintiff is entitled for specific performance
of agreement of sale dt: 02.12.2018?
The admitted facts are that the defendant is absolute owner and possessor of the Suit Schedule Lands to an extent of Ac.008 gts in
Sy.184/A, to an extent of Ac.015½ gts in Sy.No.185/A, to an extent of 0 23 gts in Sy.No.186/A, to an extent of Ac.020 gts in Sy.No.187, to an extent of Ac.500 gts in Sy.No. 188/D, to an extent of Ac.018 gts in Sy.No.
188/C to an extent of Ac.102 gts in Sy.No.189, to an extent of Ac.031 gts in Sy.No.191, to an extent of Ac.020 gts in Sy.No.207/6 to an extent of
Ac.401 gts to a Total extent of Ac.1323 gts, situated at Kothapally Village,
Lingala Ghanpur Mandal, Jangaon District, having purchased the same from the original pattedars namely Karre suman and Mallesh under regd.
Sale deed vide Doc.No. 11242/ 2018 Dt: 19112018. It is further admitted 8 of 18 O.S. No.73 of 2019 V-ADJC, Jangaon.
that the defendant offered to sell the above suit lands to the plaintiff and the plaintiff agreed to purchase the same and both of them entered into an agreement of sale on 02122018 with the terms and conditions as mentioned in Ex.A1 for a total sale consideration amount of Rs.
1,09,95,750/ (One Crore Nine Lakhs Ninety Five Thousand Seven
Hundred and Fifty Only) @ Rs. 8,10,000/ (Rupees Eight Lakhs Ten
Thousand Only) per acre. It is further admitted that the plaintiff paid an amount of Rs. 20,00,000/ (Rupees Twenty Lakhs Only) on the date of
Agreement of Sale i.e., on 02122018 as advance and earnest money as part payment of sale consideration to the defendant and the defendant apart from executing the agreement of sale also issued a separate receipt for the amount received by him. Therefore, Execution of Agreement of Sale under
Ex.A1 is not in dispute. Ex.A6 is the ROR Form 1B is showing the name of
Karre Mallesh as the pattedar and possessor to an extent of the suit lands which is also not in dispute.
The contention of the plaintiff is that as per the agreement of sale on the same date of agreement she was inducted into possession over the suit schedule property and it was further agreed in the agreement of sale that the defendant has agreed to hand over all the documents, receipts etc., pertaining to the above mentioned property in original to the plaintiff and also agreed to pay all the taxes over the suit schedule property till the date of registration and also agreed to clear all the taxes and loans over the suit schedule property before the date of registration and further agreed to hand over the linked documents to her. It is further contended by the plaintiff as
PW1 that the defendant also agreed to sign and execute all papers, documents and applications necessary to mutate and transfer the suit 9 of 18 O.S. No.73 of 2019 V-ADJC, Jangaon.
schedule property in favour of the plaintiff or his nominee and that the defendant further agreed to measure the land through a surveyor before registration at her expenses before the registration to her satisfaction.
The plaintiff further says that as per Ex.A1 the time limit fixed for paying the balance of sale consideration is 90 days or at the time of registration and though she was ready and willing to perform her part of contract by paying the balance sale consideration, the defendant did not come forward to execute the Regd. Sale Deed. It is further contended by the plaintiff that as on the date of agreement of sale the defendant was not issued pattedar pass book and title deed in her name by the revenue authorities and did not hand over all the required documents to her as such finally after 90 days i.e., on 02.03.2019 when she approached the husband of the defendant i.e., DW2, he stated that the defendant was suffering from illhealth and therefore he on her behalf as General Power of Attorney executed Ex.A2 requesting time till 08.03.2019 but failed to hand over the documents to her. The defendant contended that the plaintiff has not filed any document to show that the husband of the defendant by name Laxma
Reddy was the General Power of Attorney and therefore he had no right to execute Ex.A2 on behalf of defendant. It is the contention of the defendant that on 02.03.2019 the son of the plaintiff along with others came to his work place i.e., his shop at Usman Shahi at Afzal Gung, Hyderabad and threatened him with dire consequences and obtained his signature on one empty bond paper forcibly and therefore he filed a complaint before Afsal
Gung Police Station, Hyderabad but the Police did not register the case stating that the matter is civil in nature. However, he admitted that there is no such complaint registered against the son of plaintiff and others.
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The contention of the defendant is that the plaintiff was not ready to perform her part of contract by paying the balance sale consideration of Rs.
89,95,750/ (Rupees Eighty Nine Lakhs Ninety Five Thousand Seven
Hundred and Fifty Only) and to get the Regd. Sale Deed executed in her favour and the defendant also asked the plaintiff through one mediator Raju who is native of Ghatkesar Village but the plaintiff has not responded and not arranged the money even after completion of 90 days as agreed in
Ex.A2. Admittedly the said mediator Raju was not examined by the defendant on her behalf. In the absence of the FIR registered against the son of the plaintiff and others and without examining any person to prove that the defendant approached the plaintiff many times to get the Regd. Sale
Deed executed on her behalf, the version of the defendant cannot be relied upon. Per contra, it strengthens the case of the plaintiff that on 02032019 i.e., on the 90th day the son of the plaintiff approached the defendant and demanded him to execute the Regd. Sale Deed by her wife who is the defendant herein. On perusal of Ex.A2 it is observed that the husband of the plaintiff by name Laxma Reddy/DW2 executed the document stating that they entered into agreement of sale on 02122018 and received Rs.
20,00,000/ (Rupees Twenty Lakhs Only) towards advance amount and it is further stated in Ex.A2 that though the plaintiff is ready and willing for getting the sale deed registered, they could not register the suit lands due to their personal reasons and further requested one week time till 08032019 and further stated that the document was executed voluntarily. The defendant as DW1 and her husband as DW2 unanimously stated that on the said date the son of plaintiff along with others came to the shop of DW2 and threatened him and obtained his signatures on Ex.A2.
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The legal notice under Ex.B1 was issued on 13032019 by the defendant stating that the plaintiff is not ready with the remaining balance sale consideration though the defendant was very much ready to execute the sale deed and it is further mentioned that on 08032018 the henchmen of the plaintiff obtained the signature of Laxma Reddy forcibly at his business place and thereby the time was extended till 08032018 and therefore the same is invalid. So, interestingly in the 4th paragraph of the
Legal notice it is further mentioned that though Ex.A2 was illlegal, the defendant accepted the same and was ready to execute the sale deed by receiving the remaining sale consideration amount till 08092019 but the plaintiff did not turn up with balance sale consideration and the agents of the plaintiff making calls to the defendant that the plaintiff is going to arrange the amount within few days and thereby the defendant waited till 12032019 and Ex.B1 further says that since the plaintiff has not arranged the amount within the given time, the defendant sustained heavy loss and decided to cancel the agreement of sale by virtue of legal notice and further stated that the advance of Rs. 20,00,000/ (Rupees Twenty Lakhs Only) would be paid to the plaintiff within 45 days from the date of Ex.B1.
Without knowing about Ex.B1 the plaintiff also issued a legal notice on 14 032019 i.e., within one day gap stating that the defendant has agreed to hand over the link documents to the plaintiff before the date of registration as per the contents of Ex.A1 and also the defendant agreed to measure the land by surveyor before the registration and when the plaintiff approached the defendant for the link documents and for measuring of the land and also with her readiness and willingness to pay the balance amount on her 12 of 18 O.S. No.73 of 2019 V-ADJC, Jangaon.
part of contract within the stipulated period, the defendant postponed the matter with one pretext or the other and thereby cheated the plaintiff.
During the cross examination DW1 stated that her husband/DW2 got registered the suit land on her behalf as Special Power of Attorney. She further stated that she did not know after how many days the suit schedule land was registered in her name after enetering into agreement of sale pertaining to the suit land. This clearly indicates that DW2 plays main role while dealing with the land transactions and DW1 plays a passive role. DW1 further admitted in her cross examination that the balance sale consideration amount of Rs. 89,95,750/ (Rupees Eighty Nine Lakhs Ninety
Five Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty Only) was agreed to be paid within 90 days or at the time of registration and also admitted that within 90 days of stipulated period she did not obtain pattedar pass book for the suit schedule property but stated that her name was entered in revenue records as owner and possessor of suit schedule property. She also did not know on which date her name is mutated in revenue records. It is suggested to DW1 that even as on the date of filing of this suit by the plaintiff the defendant did not get her name mutated in revenue records. DW2 also admitted in cross examination that as per the agreement of sale under Ex.A1 the balance sale consideration of Rs. 89,95,750/ (Rupees Eighty Nine Lakhs
Ninety Five Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty Only) was agreed to be paid within 90 days or at the time of registration. He also admitted that within 90 days after execution of Ex.A1 pass books are not issued in favour of DW1.
This admission further gives rise to suspicion that after expiry of 90 days since the defendant did not get her pass books, the plaintiff approached
DW1 and questioned her about the same for which DW2 executed Ex.A2.
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DW2 further stated in his cross examination though he did not know the contents of Ex.A2 at the advice of their advocate, they granted one week time till 08.03.2019. On perusal of the legal notice issued under Ex.B1, the time was extended by way of Ex.A2 which was obtained forcefully and it was illlegal and invalid and inspite of the same, the defendant accepted the extension of time and was ready to execute the sale deed but the plaintiff did not turn up and there was no information received from the plaintiff and thereby the defendant waited till 12032019 and finally decided to cancel the agreement of sale/Ex.A1. She further stated in the legal notice that she sustained heavy loss due to violation of the terms of the conditions of
Agreement. The legal notice under Ex.B1 clearly indicates that the husband of the defendant who is DW2 herein voluntarily executed Ex.A2 since the required documents were not obtained within 90 days as agreed by them and the same was admitted in their cross examination.
As seen from the cross examination of DW1, She approached Lingala
Ghanpur Police Station and filed complaints under Ex.B14. She also denied the suggestion that the complaints under Ex.B10, B11, B12, B13, B4 are not filed before police and only filed to strengthen the case of the defendant.
The defendant as DW1 after admitting that the plaintiff filed complaint against her and her husband and the same is registered as Cr.No.
117/2021 under Ex.B6. It all goes to show that both the parties are filing complaints against each other even subsequently filing of the suit.
The suit is filed in the month of March 2019 and during the course of proceedings the plaintiff deposited the balance sale consideration amount of
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Hundred and Fifty Only) before this Hon’ble Court on 31.10.2019 to prove her readiness and willingness to perform her part of contract. Therefore, it also strengthens the case of the plaintiff that the plaintiff was and is always ready and willing to perform her part of contract but the defendant was not ready for the same. Accrordingly, this issue is answered in favour of the plaintiff and against the defendant.
Issue No. 2: Whether time is the essence of the contract?
As per Ex.A1, it is agreed between parties to the suit that the remaining amount of Rs. 89,95,750/ (Rupees Eighty Nine Lakhs Ninety
Five Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty Only) will be paid within 90 days or at the time of registration. Therefore, the time limit prescribed herein is 90 days or at the time of registration. Instead of giving a legal notice to the plaintiff to come forward and perform her part of contract, the defendant issued legal notice on 13.10.2019 canceling the agreement of sale under
Ex.A1 stating that the plaintiff did not come forward to perform her part.
Therefore, in this particular case, as the plaintiff was always ready even
before 90 days, the defendant was not ready and therefore the defendant
cannot take the defence that time is essence of the contract. Accordingly this point is answered in favour of the plaintiff and against the defendant.
Issue No. 3: Whether the document dt: 02.03.2019 is binding on the
defendant?
It is true that the agreement under Ex.A1 was executed between the plaintiff and the defendant but not between the plaintiff and the husband of the defendant/Laxma Reddy. The said Laxma Reddy is not a party to Ex.A1.
He only said to have executed the document Dt: 02032019 under Ex.A2 15 of 18 O.S. No.73 of 2019 V-ADJC, Jangaon.
stating that though the plaintiff was ready for getting the sale deed registered in her name, due to personal reasons the same was not done and within one week time he along with documents and his wife would come forward for registration. Though the document is not valid as contended by the defendant, the legal notice issued under Ex.A1 clearly establishes that the husband of the defendant executed Ex.A2 Dt: 02032019 on behalf of his wife and it only can corroborate the case of the plaintiff but the same is not binding on the defendant. Accordingly, this point is answered infavour of the defendant and against the plaintiff.
Issue No. 4: To What Relief?
In view of the above discussion under Issues No. 1 to 3, it is established that the plaintiff and defendant entered into the agreement of sale under Ex.A1 Dt: 02122018 and thereafter the defendant violated the terms and conditions and failed to execute the Registered Sale Deed in favour of the plaintiff and thereby failed in her part.
In result, the suit of the Plaintiff is decreed with costs. Accordingly, the defendant is directed to execute the Registered Sale Deed in favour of the Plaintiff within one month from the date of this judgment by receiving the balance Sale Consideration of Rs. 89,95,750/ (Rupees Eighty Nine
Lakhs Ninety Five Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty Only) which is deposited in the court on 31.10.2019 failing which the plaintiff is at liberty to proceed according to law.
(Typed to my dictation by the Stenographer, corrected and pronounced by me in the open Court on this the 29th day of March, 2022.)
VADDL. DISTRICT JUDGE, IIFTC, WARANGAL AT JANGAON.
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APPENDIX OF EVIDENCE
WITNESSES EXAMINED
For Plaintiff: For Defendants: PW.1: Kommidi Manjula DW.1: V. Mamatha PW.2: Balagoni Raju GoudDW.2: V. Laxma Reddy
DOCUMENTS MARKED:
For Plaintiff: For Defendants:
Ex.A1: Original Agreement of Sale, dt: Ex.B1: Copy of legal notice issued by defendant, dt: 13.03.2019. 02.12.2018.
Ex.B2: Postal Receipt, dt: Ex.A2: Original undertaking letter, dt: 13.03.2019. 02.03.2019.
Ex.A3: Office copy of Legal notice along Ex.B3: Copy of reply statement of with receipt and courier receipt, Postal Department, Dt:
dt: 14.03.2019.04.06.2019.
Ex.A4: Reply notice, dt: 19.03.2019.Ex.B4: Legal notice issued by Ex.A5: ROR Form No.1B in the name plaintiff, dt: 14.03.2019. of Karre Suman (Vendor of Ex.B5: Copy of reply notice by defendant), dt: 15.11.2018. defendant, dt: 19.03.2019.
Ex.A6: ROR Form No.1B in the name Ex.B6: Copy of FIR in Cr.No. of Karre Mallesh (vendor of 117/2021 of P.S. Markuk, Dt: defendant), dt: 15.11.2018. 04.12.2021.
Ex.A7: Market Value Certificate, issued Ex.B7: Copy of Complaint, dt: by SRO, Jangaon, dt: 25.03.2019. 13.09.2021.
Ex.B8: Copy of 41A of Cr.P.c notice of P.S. Markuk, dt: 08.12.2021.
Ex.B9: Copy of notice to complaint from P.S. Afzalgunj, dt: 22.12.2021.
Ex.B10: Copy of complaint and receipt of P.S. Afzalgunj, dt: 09.12.2021.
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Ex.B11: Copy of complaints of CP Warangal, C.I. Jangaon, S.I. Lingalaghanpur, dt: 07012021 (3 Nos.)
Ex.B12: Copy of Complaint and receipt to P.S. Uppal, dt: 2508 2021.
Ex.B13: Copy of receipt from CP of Warangal, dt: 01122019.
Ex.B14: Bunch of copies of complaints to P.S. Lingalalghanpur, dt: 30112019, 22042019 & 30112019 (3 Nos.)
VADDL. DISTRICT JUDGE, IIFTC, WARANGAL AT JANGAON.
PLAINT SCHEDULE PROPERTY
Sl.No. Sy.No. Extent Dry/Wet Situated at
Ac. Gts.
1.184/A008DryKothapally (V), Lingala Ghanpur (M), Jangaon District.
2.185/A 015½ DryKothapally (V), Lingala Ghanpur (M), Jangaon District.
3.186/A023DryKothapally (V), Lingala Ghanpur (M), Jangaon District.
4.187020DryKothapally (V), Lingala Ghanpur (M), Jangaon District.
5.188/D500DryKothapally (V), Lingala Ghanpur (M), Jangaon District.
6.188/C018DryKothapally (V), Lingala Ghanpur (M), Jangaon District.
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7.189102DryKothapally (V), Lingala Ghanpur (M), Jangaon District.
8.190/A031DryKothapally (V), Lingala Ghanpur (M), Jangaon District.
9.191020DryKothapally (V), Lingala Ghanpur (M), Jangaon District.
10.207/6401DryKothapally (V), Lingala Ghanpur (M), Jangaon District.
Total 1323
EAST : Land of Parvathi
WEST : Cheruvu Katta
NORTH : Panadhi
SOUTH : Land of Choppari Somaiah & Dayyala Vagu.
VADDL. DISTRICT JUDGE, IIFTC, WARANGAL AT JANGAON.