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IN THE COURT OF XIII ADDITIONAL DISTRICT JUDGE
KRISHNA AT VIJAYAWADA
Present : Y.V.S.B.G.Pardha Saradhi, B.Sc, B.L XII Additional District Judge FAC, XIII Additional District Court,
Saturday on this the 31st day of August 2013
O.S. No. 22 of 2010
Between Tumuguntla Manjula Rao, S/o. Chenchu Rao, aged 40 yrs, Business, R/o.D.No.1017, Gunturuvari St, Vijayawada. Plaintiff
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1. M/s. Siva Sai Constructions and Real Estate, rep.by its Managing Partner B.Ramesh, S/o. Radha Krishna, aged 40 yrs, R/o.D.No.39946, S.V.S.Temple Street, Labbipet, Vijayawada.
2. Boyanpalli Ramesh, S/o.Radha Krishna, aged 40 yrs, R/o. D.No.15194, M.B.Hospital Road, Sattupalli, Khammam Dt.
3. Sonti Sri Rama Prasad, S/o.Narayna, aged 42 yrs, R/o.D.No.4148, Byepass Road, Sattupalli, Khammam Dt.
4. Devulapalli Subba Rao, S/o.Raghava Rao, aged 50 yrs, R/o.D.No.1063, Pedda Ravichettu Centre, Nunna, Vijayawada. Defendants
This suit coming on for hearing before me on 2472013 in the presence of Sri A.Siva Ram, advocate, counsel for plaintiff, Sri. J.R.K.Sarma, advocate, counsel for defendants 1 and 2, Sri.P. Paul advocate counsel for 3rd defendant and Sri. Ch.Ijaiah, advocate counsel for 4th defendant and stood over for consideration till this day and today this court pronouncing the following 2
J U D G M E N T
1.1st defendant is the registered partnership firm. plaintiff and defendants 2 to 4 are partners of the 1st defendant firm. Plaintiff filed the suit for dissolution of 1st defendant firm and for rendition of accounts.
2.Brief facts of the case as per pleadings of both parties are as follows
A)Case of plaintiff:
1st defendant is the registered partnership firm and plaintiff and defendants 2 to 4 are partners of the 1st defendant firm; 1st defendant is doing construction business; as per the partnership deed, 1st defendant partnership came into existence from 412 2006 and in that firm, plaintiff is having 25% share; 1st defendant firm was created and constituted at Vijayawada and having its office at Vijayawada; 1st defendant undertook construction work at
Sattupalli of Khammam Dt; from the date of constitution of 1st defendant firm, defendants 2 and 3 jointly looking after the affairs of 1st defendant and subsequently, 2nd defendant has been maintaining accounts and assets of 1st defendant; from time to time, 2nd defendant postponing the settlement of accounts in between the partners and when ever plaintiff and defendants 3 and 4 requested for settlement of accounts, for the reasons best known to him, 2nd defendant postponed the settlement of accounts; 1st defendant firm is still in existence and continued the construction business for some time and stopped the construction work and as on today there is no work in the hands of 1st defendant firm; all the account books and relevant documents are 3 in the hands of 2nd defendant as a managing partner of 1st defendant firm; even after repeated demands, 2nd defendant not settled the accounts and not dissolved the 1st defendant firm till the date of filing of suit; as the 2nd defendant not settled the accounts, on 2782008, he got issued notice to defendants 1 to 3 for for settlement of accounts and to settle his share of 25%; 3rd defendant received the notice and defendants 1 and 2 managed to return the notices; after receipt of notice as managing partner of 1st defendant, 2nd defendant addressed a letter to plaintiff in which he stated that he would settle the accounts as early as possible and called the plaintiff to attend the office on 24122008 and as per the letter received from 2nd defendant, he went to the office and 2nd defendant absconded and not given reply; as there is no positive response from 2nd defendant, plaintiff along with 4th defendant got issued notice to defendants 1 to 3 on 26122008 and 1st defendant firm duly acknowledged the notice and 2nd defendant as managing partner of 1st defendant firm got issued reply on 912009 by stating that the firm has to recover amounts from 3rd parties and when ever the firm received the amounts, he would settle the account; as the 2nd defendant not settled the account and dissolved the firm, as there is no other alternative, filed the present suit for dissolution of 1st defendant firm and settlement of accounts.
A)Case of defendant:
Defendants 1 and 2 not filed the written statement within 90 days and therefore, their right to file written statement forfeited.
Defendants 3 and 4 filed common written statement and in it denied all the allegations in the plaint generally and specifically 4 stated that the courts in Vijayawada are not having territorial jurisdiction to entertain the suit; initially the plaintiff and 4th defendant issued notice dt.2782008 for dissolution of partnership and subsequently the plaintiff alone filed the suit by showing the 4th defendant as one of the defendants in order to have jurisdiction at Vijayawada; as per plaint averments and partnership deed, registered office of 1st defendant is at Sattupalli but it was never in
Vijayawada; the venture of construction of group houses is taken up in the land situated at Satthupalli only; no part of cause of action took place at Vijayawada and therefore, courts in
Vijayawada are not having territorial jurisdiction; Originally 1st defendant was established on 3052006 and at that time, 2nd defendant and one Savitri were partners ; G.Savitri purchased the property in S.No.49 and 50 to an extent of Ac.240 cents on 165 2006 and got the approval for lay out the said property under Lay out No.1/06 from Director of Town and Country planning and she herself sold the plots by executing the registered sale deeds to different persons on different dates; purchasers entered into agreement with 1st defendant for construction of their respective group houses in the respective sites purchased by them; in such manner, about 51 agreements were executed in first phase; all of them approached State Bank of Hyderabad, Sathupalli Branch for loans for them and the Bank and plot owners obtained no objection letters from 1st defendant; at that stage, plaintiff and 4th defendant approached the defendants 1 and 2 and the other partner Savitri on 4122006 and promised to market the total venture at Sathupalli by getting the purchasers of the flats or the group houses and wanted to join as partners in the 1st defendant firm and they have joined voluntarily and not at the instance of 5 2nd defendant; plaintiff and 4th defendant did not invest any capital; after the joining of plaintiff and 4th defendant, five partners entered into partnership deed and after registration of partnership firm with five partners, G.Savitri retired from the 1st defendant firm by executing the retirement deed dt.4122006; plaintiff appraised the defendants 1 and 2 that he is taking up the venture at Nunna village near Vijayawada and in that venture, he promised to give partnership to 2nd defendant also; 1st defendant has taken up the construction work by taking loans from the public; out of 51 loans, State Bank of Hyderabad had released loans to some persons basing on the salaries of the employees and their financial capacity; the loanees/purchasers of 51 flats have to pay the balance amount to 1st defendant as per the agreement entered with 1st defendant; this was happened to the knowledge of plaintiff and 4th defendant and plaintiff accompanied the loanees to the Bank and participated in grant of loans; on the pretext of getting the market for Sattupalli venture, plaintiff withdrew an amount of Rs.3,60,000/ on 1062008, Rs.4,00,000/ on 157 2008 and Rs.2,50,000/ on 1282008 and passed hand receipts; by utilising the amount of 1st defendant, plaintiff gathered high salaried employees for the venture of him at Nunna and secured low salaried employees for the venture of 1st defendant and therefore, the persons who entered into agreement with 1st defendant for construction of their respective houses could not pay the due amount; by securing huge loans from 3rd parties, defendants 1 and 2 completed the construction of the houses of first phase and demanded the purchasers to pay the due amount; they have also asked the Bank authorities to release the amount as per loan agreements and the Bank Authorities not released the 6 amounts; out of 51 loans, State Bank of Hyderabad released final installments of 6 persons and those persons have also not paid the installments to 1st defendant; defendants 1 and 2 furnished the particulars of number of loanees and the respective amounts payable by them to 1st defendant; total due amount from the members is Rs.81,35,000/; even after repeated demands, the said persons not paid the amount; it is also bounden duty of plaintiff and 4th defendant to take steps for realisation of the dues of 1st defendant; when the defendants 2 and 3 asked for account of the amounts withdrawn by plaintiff, plaintiff got issued the notice dt.2782008; 2nd defendant by investing the huge amount of public, completed the first phase with huge loss of Rs.100,00,000/ which includes the amounts due from the members and the interest payable by the 1st defendant; since long time, defendants 2 and 3 are making hectic efforts to realise the dues and requested the plaintiff and 4th defendant to see the realisation of the dues of 1st defendant; because of the representations of plaintiff some of the members refused to pay the loan amount dues; plaintiff had taken an amount of Rs.45,00,000/ apart from the amounts referred above and as the 2nd defendant questioned the plaintiff about his wrong deeds, plaintiff ingeniously got issued the notice dt.2782008; by reasons of the acts of plaintiff and 4th defendant, now the defendants 2 and 3 are not in a position to realise the dues from the defaulters and the Bank also started action against loanees; 1st defendant did not earn any profit and sustained huge losses; 1st defendant firm addressed letters to the partners on 22 122008 to attend the office at Sathupalli to resolve the problems on 24122008 and plaintiff and 4th defendant are not attended the meeting and got issued notice dt.30122008 with false 7 allegations and to that notice, defendants 1 and 2 got issued reply and plaintiff suppressed the true facts and filed the present suit; plaintiff invested only Rs.17,000/ and withdrew Rs.40,00,000 of 1st defendant; if the firm is dissolved, it is not possible to recover the dues and ultimately requested to dismiss the suit with costs.
3.Basing on the above pleadings, following issues were settled for trial
1. Whether the courts in Vijayawada are having territorial jurisdiction to deal this matter ?
2. Whether the plaintiff is entitled for the relief of dissolution of D1 firm as prayed for ?
3. Whether the plaintiff is entitled for rendering of accounts of D1 firm and for share in the profits if any including good will ?
4. To what relief ?
4.To prove his case, plaintiff examined himself as PW1 and marked Exs.A1 to A8. On behalf of defendants 1 and 2, 2nd defendant examined himself as DW1 and marked Exs.B1 to B65.
Through DW1, plaintiff got marked Ex.A9. In support of the case of defendants 1 and 2, 3rd defendant was examined as DW2.
5.Heard both sides. Counsel for defendants 1 and 2 submitted written arguments.
6. ISSUE No.1 :
i)Ex.A9 is the photo copy of partnership deed of 1st defendant dt.4122008. It is an admitted document. Admittedly 8 1st defendant firm is a registered firm and the names of plaintiff and defendants 2 to 4 are shown in the register of firms as per law.
ii)As per recitals of Ex.A9, the said deed was prepared at
Sathupalli. Partnership between plaintiff and defendants 2 to 4 is at will. Nature of business of 1st defendant is real estate business, construction of Apartments and independent houses etc. Before joining the plaintiff and defendants 3 and 4 as partners in 1st defendant firm, already 1st defendant firm is in existence and in that firm, 2nd defendant and one Savitri were partners. After entering into Ex.A9 partnership deed, said Savitri retired from the 1st defendant firm on 5122008 by executing a retirement deed.
As per clause 2 of Ex.A9, by the time of entering into Ex.A9 partnership deed, 1st defendant firm was doing business at
Sathupalli, Khammam District.
iii)As per clause Nos.2 and 3 of Ex.A9, all the partners mutually agreed to operate the business office at Vijayawada as a registered office temporarily at D.No.39946, SBS Temple st,
Labbipet, Vijayawada and can open its branches at any other place and the address of registered office may change in future. Whether temporarily or permanently, as per Ex.A9, the registered office of business of 1st defendant is at Vijayawada. As per Ex.A9, registered office of 1st defendant at Vijayawada is temporary one. As per provisions of Sec.60 of Partnership Act, when ever alteration of firm name or principle place of business of a registered firm is changed, the same has to be intimated to the Registrar of firms with prescribed fee and the said change shall be incorporated in the register of firms by Registrar. There is no pleading or evidence 9 from the side of defendants that the registered office of business of plaintiff was changed from Vijayawada to some other place. If really the registered office of 1st defendant was changed from
Vijayawada, the same would have informed to Registrar of firms under Sec.60 of the Partnership Act. As there is no such pleading or evidence from the side of defendants about change of registered office of 1st defendant, the court can safely conclude that the temporary registered office of business of 1st defendant was not changed from Vijayawada to Sathupalli or any other place.
iv)Nature of business of 1st defendant is Real estate and construction of Apartments and houses. In view of such nature of business of 1st defendant, it can undertake the ventures at any where in India. Already 1st defendant under took the venture at
Sathupalli before entering into Ex.A9 and continued the same even after entering into Ex.A9 partnership deed. Further in Ex.A5 notice sent by 2nd defendant as manging partner of 1st defendant to other partners, a meeting was proposed at site office of 1st defendant. In that letter 2nd defendant not mentioned that a meeting was proposed at the head office of 1st defendant in
Sattupalli. Merely because site office is at Sattupalli, it can't be a sole place to have territorial jurisdiction to file the present suit
v)As the suit of plaintiff is for dissolution of 1st defendant firm and rendition of accounts, the place at where the registered office of 1st defendant is there is the place to institute the suit.
There is no evidence that 1st defendant is having branches at some other place or changed its registered office from Vijayawada. In such a case, the courts at Vijayawada are having territorial 10 jurisdiction to entertain the present suit. Therefore, this court is having territorial jurisdiction to entertain the suit.
7. POINT No.2:
i)As per recitals of Ex.A9, the partnership of plaintiff and defendants 2 to 4 under 1st defendant is at will. Sec.44 of the
Partnership Act deals the dissolution of a partnership firm by court.
Even though the partnership under Ex.A9 of D1 firm is at will, plaintiff not exercised such power and approached the court for dissolution of 1st defendant firm under Sec.44. Ground (c) and (g) of Sec.44 of Partnership Act are relevant to decide the present case.
According to Sec.44 (c) of Partnership Act, the partner other than the partner suing is guilty of conduct which is likely to effect prejudicially the carrying on of the business regard being had to the nature of business, court is having power to dissolve such firm .
As per Sec.44 (g) of Partnership Act, on any other ground which renders it just and equitable that the firm should be dissolved.
ii)As per the pleadings of defendants 1 and 2 and evidence of DWs 1 and 2, it is clear that so far the 1st defendant is entitled to recover dues from the purchasers and agreement holders under it. That due amount is nearly Rs.81,00,000/
Admittedly, 2nd defendant is Managing partner of 1st defendant.
On 13 72010, defendants 1 and 2 put up their appearance in this case through their advocate. Plaintiff issued notice under Ex.A1 to defendants 1 to 3 on 2782008 for dissolution of 1st defendant firm and for rendition of accounts. Ex.A5 is the letter addressed by 2nd defendant as Managing partner of 1st defendant firm dt.1712 2008 to the other partners to attend the meeting for taking steps to 11 recover the dues form the persons who entered into agreements with 1st defendant and to pay the amounts to others borrowed by 1st defendant. By the year 2008, 2nd defendant is having knowledge about the dues recoverable on behalf of 1st defendant and dues payable on behalf of 1st defendant. After filing Vakalat
before the court on behalf of defendants 1 and 2 and just 3 days
before filing the written statement by defendants 1 and 2, 2nd
defendant on behalf of 1st defendant issued the legal notices to the agreement holders under 1st defendant under Exs.B11 to B63 on 16102010. As can be seen form the documents under Exs.B11 to
B63, 2nd defendant as Managing partner of 1st defendant not taken steps to recover the dues from the agreement holders under 1st defendant earlier. Even after Ex.A1 notice, 2nd defendant not taken steps to recover the dues of 1st defendant. He maintained silence for about two and half years and issued Exs.B11 to B63 notices to various persons to cover up the latch on his part and to take defence in the suit. As on this day, 2nd defendant not initiated legal proceedings against the debtors of 1st defendant. 2nd defendant not properly looked after the affairs of 1st defendant as managing partner of 1st defendant.
iii)Contention of defendants 1 and 2 is that plaintiff and 4th defendant have not cooperated with them in recovering the dues form agreement holders under 1st defendant. It is not a defence to 2nd defendant to avoid his liability. As Managing partner of 1st defendant, it is his duty to take all necessary steps to protect the interest of the firm and thereby the interest of other partners. Further defendants 1 and 2 are contending that 1st defendant borrowed loans from third parties to complete the first 12 venture. 2nd defendant without taking steps to recover dues for the agreement holders alleged to have created some liabilities to bind the other partners.
iv)After considering the material on record, this court is of considered opinion that 2nd defendant is not acting beneficial to the 1st defendant and thereby for the benefit of other partners.
Conduct of 2nd defendant as managing partner of 1st defendant is not proper and beneficial to the other partners. 2nd defendant is acting against the interest of 1st defendant firm and other partners.
2nd defendant is mounting liabilities on other partners. Therefore, this is a fit case to dissolve the 1st defendant firm by court for the benefit of other partners in future. Therefore, the 1st defendant firm is liable for dissolution with the intervention of court.
v)In the written statement, defendants 1 and 2 stated that once the court dissolved the partnership, it is difficult to recover the dues of 1st defendant. Under Sec.47 of the Partnership Act, the partners having right to proceed against the debtors of 1st defendant for recovery dues. Therefore, by reason of dissolution of the 1st defendant firm, there will not be any hardship to recover the dues of 1st defendant by 2nd defendant.
8. ISSUE No.3:
i)As per Ex.A9, plaintiff is having 25% share in the profits of 1st defendant firm. Even if there is any loss, plaintiff has to bear the same.
ii)Ex.A5 is the letter addressed by 2nd defendant to other 13 partners of 1st defendant as Managing partner of 1st defendant. In that notice, 2nd defendant stated that 1st defendant has to recover some dues from purchasers and 1st defendant has to pay amount to creditors and they are pressurising. As can be seen from the pleadings of defendants 1 and 2 and Ex.B11 to B63, 1st defendant is entitled to recover dues from purchasers. In the reply notice under Ex.A8, 2nd defendant stated that 1st defendant is entitled to recover an amount of Rs.1,20,00,000/ from purchasers. In para 10 of written statement, defendants 1 and 2 stated that the dues recoverable by 1st defendant is Rs.81,35,000/ and the loss incurred by 1st defendant is more than one crore. In his chief examination, 2nd defendant as DW1 deposed that the dues recoverable from purchasers by 1st defendant is Rs.1,15,07,665/ and the loss sustained by 1st defendant is Rs.2,15,07.665/. As can be seen from pleadings and evidence of defendants 1 and 2, it is clear that 2nd defendant not maintaining the accounts properly.
Further In the chief examination, DW1 deposed the dues recoverable by 1st defendant and the loss sustained by 1st defendant in exact figures. Therefore, it is clear that account books are with 2nd defendant. But he did not settle the accounts. When the firm is ordered to be dissolved, invariably, the court has to order for rendition of accounts. Therefore, the defendants 1 and 2 are liable to render the accounts. Therefore, this court ordered for rendition of accounts.
iii)Defendants 1 and 2 stated that the plaintiff received huge amount from the 1st defendant firm by passing receipts and not furnished the account and as the 2nd defendant asked for account, plaintiff issued the notices and filed the suit. Defendants 14 marked some of the receipts given by plaintiff. Defendants are at liberty to raise the said plea by placing documentary evidence
before the commissioner while settling accounts.
9. ISSUE No.4:
In the result suit is decreed by passing a preliminary decree with following reliefs
1.partnership firm of 1st defendant is hereby dissolved;
2.the effect of dissolution of 1st defendant comes into force from 3182013;
3.the partners of 1st defendant firm are at liberty to approach the court for appointment of commissioner to settle the accounts of 1st defendant firm including good will to pass final decree;
4.after settlement of accounts of 1st defendant, plaintiff is liable to pay the balance court fee if his share of profits is more than Rs.12,00,000/;
5.in view of facts and circumstances of the case, all the parties to this suit are directed to bear their own costs.
Typed by me and pronounced in open court on this 31st day of August 2013
XII Additional District Judge
Krishna at Vijayawada
FAC, XIII Additional District Court
APPENDIX
WITNESSES EXAMINED
On behalf of Plaintiff:
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PW1 T.Manjula Rao (Plaintiff)
On behalf of defendants:
DW1 B.Ramesh (2nd defendant)
DW2 S.Sri Ram Prasad (3rd defendant)
DOCUMENTS MARKED
On behalf of Plaintiff:
Ex.A1 O/c of legal notice dt.2782008 got issued by plaintiff and 4th defendant to defendants 1 to 3
Ex.A2 Returned cover from 1st defendant.
Ex.A3 Returned cover from 2nd defendant
Ex.A4 Postal acknowledgment card received by plaintiff from 3rd defendant.
Ex.A5 Served copy of letter dt.Nil sent by 2nd defendant as Managing Partner of D1 to other partners to attend the meeting to be held on 24122008 to discuss about the steps to be taken for recovery of dues of 1st defendant and repayment of loans of D1.
Ex.A6 O/c of legal notice dt.26122008 got issued by plaintiff and 4th defendant to 1st defendant.
Ex.A7 Postal Acknowledgment card from 1st defendant.
Ex.A8 Reply notice dt.912009 sent by 2nd defendant to plaintiff through his counsel to notice under Ex.A6.
Ex.A9 Photo copy of partnership deed of 1st defendant dt.4 122006.
On behalf of defendants 1 and 2:
Ex.B1 Original acknowledgment of registration of firm of 1st defendant dt.562006 given by Registrar of firms, Khammam.
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Ex.B2 Statement of account of dues recoverable by D1.
Ex.B3 Registration extract of Memorandum of deposit of title deeds dt.1862006 executed by one K.Rama Swamy in favour of State Bank of Hyderabad in which plaintiff signed as one of the witnesses.
Ex.B4 O/c of income tax return of 1st defendant for the year 20072008.
Ex.B5 O/c of income tax return of 1st defendant for the year 20082009.
Ex.B6 Receipt dt.1572008 issued by plaintiff for a sum of Rs.4,00,000/.
Ex.B7 Receipt dt.1062008 issued by plaintiff for a sum of Rs.3,60,000/.
Ex.B8 Receipt dt.1282008 issued by plaintiff for a sum of Rs.2,50,000/.
Ex.B9 Assessment order of Income tax Department dt.2212 2009 for the year 200708 of 1st defendant firm.
Ex.B10 Hand bill of auction published by State Bank of Hyderabad, Sathupalli for sale of some flats constructed by 1st defendant under group houses.
Ex.B11O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one Chitturi Yugandhar and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with returned cover from Chitturi Yugandar and acknowledgments received from plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B12O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one Mypa Nelson and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with returned cover from Chitturi Yugandar and acknowledgments received from plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B13O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one B.Santhaiah and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with returned 17 cover from Chitturi Yugandar and acknowledgments received from plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad. Ex.B14O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one V.Abbulu and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with returned cover from V..Abbulu and acknowledgments received from plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B15O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one S.Vara Prasad and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from S.Vara prasad, plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B16O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one T.Suvarna Babu and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from Suvarna babu, plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B17O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one T.Narasaiah and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with returned cover from T.Narasaih and acknowledgments received from plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B18O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one J.Rajalingu and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from Rajalingu, plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B19O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one Md.Affinuddin and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with returned cover from Md.Affinuddin and acknowledgments received from plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B20O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one V.Sai Baba and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with returned cover from V.Sai Baba and acknowledgments received from plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
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Ex.B21O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one K.Srinivas and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from K.Srinivas, plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B22O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one K.Guru Murthy and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from Guru Murthy, plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B23O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one G.Pratap and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from G.Pratap, plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B24O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one M.Narasimha Rao and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with returned cover from M.Narasimha Rao and acknowledgments received from plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B25O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one J.Raja Ram and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with returned cover from J.Raja Ram and acknowledgments received from plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B26O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one M.V.Subbaiah and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from M.V.Subbaiah, plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B27O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one T.S.V. Prasad and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from T.S.V.Prasad, plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
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Ex.B28O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one M.V.S. Sarma and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from M.V.S.Sarma, plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B29O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one K.Maheswar and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from K.Maheswar, plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B30O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one Ch.S.V.Prasad and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from Ch.S.V.Prasad, plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B31O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one J.Prabhakar and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with returned cover from J.Prabhakar and acknowledgments received from plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B32O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one S.P.Y.Reddy and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with returned cover from S.P.Y.Reddy and acknowledgments received from plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B33O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one B.Bheelu and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from B.Bheelu, plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B34O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one G.Rajaram and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from G.Rajaram., plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
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Ex.B35O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one K. Lakshman and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from K. Lakshman plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B36O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one A. Rayamalle and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from A. Rayamalle, plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B37O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one I. Sudakhar and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from I. Sudakhar, plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B38O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one A. Chandraiah and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from A. Chandraiagh, plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B39O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one B. Bhaskar and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from B. Bhaskar, plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B40O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one A. Venkateswara Rao and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from A. Venkateswara Rao., plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B41O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one K. Rama Swamy and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from K. Rama Swamy., plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
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Ex.B42O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one P. Rajendra Prasad and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from P. Rajendra Prasad, plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B43O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one A. Rama Swamy and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from A. Rama Swamy plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B44O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one B. Sriharirao and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from B. Sriharirao, plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B45O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one M. Ganga Raju and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with returned cover from M. Ganga Raju and acknowledgments received from plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B46O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one T.D.V.Prasad and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with returned cover from T.D.V. Prasad and acknowledgments received from plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B47O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one T. Satish and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with returned cover from T. Satish and acknowledgments received from plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B48O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one B. Sarala and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with returned cover from B. Salala and acknowledgments received from plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
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Ex.B49O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one T. Srinivas and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from T. Srinivas, plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B50O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one E. Prabhakar and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with returned cover from E. Prabhakar and acknowledgments received from plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B51O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one C,K. Anthony and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from C,K.Anthony plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B52O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one K. Komaraiah and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with returned cover from K. Komaraiah and acknowledgments received from plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B53O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one K. Mohan Rao and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from K.Mohan Rao plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B54O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one G. Hanook and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with returned cover from G. Hanook and acknowledgments received from plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B55O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one B. Bitcha and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from B. Bitcha plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
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Ex.B56O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one G. Ravindarand copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from G. Ravindar plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B57O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one P. Nageswara Rao and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with returned cover from P. Nageswara Rao and acknowledgments received from plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B58O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one B. Kumara Swamy and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with returned cover from B. Kumara Swamy and acknowledgments received from plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B59O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one B. Sankara Rao copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from B. Sankara Rao plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B60O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one J. Komaraiah and copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with returned cover from J. Komaraiah and acknowledgments received from plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B61O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one B. Pitchaiah copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from B. Pitchaiah, plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B62O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one K. Rajeswarasri, K. Anil, K. Kiran,K. Sunil copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with acknowledgments received from K. Rajeswarasri, K. Anil, K. Kiran,K. Sunil plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
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Ex.B63O/c legal notice dt.16102010 got issued by 1st defendant to one J. Sandhya Rani, J. Suresh Kumar and J. Rajasekhar, copies made to plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad with returned cover from J. Sandhya Rani, J. Suresh Kumar and J. Rajasekhar and acknowledgments received from plaintiff and State Bank of Hyderabad.
Ex.B64Reply notice dated 22102010 got issued by plaintiff 1st defendant through his counsel.
Ex.B65Reply notice dated 23102010 got issued by K. Mohan Rao to 1st defendant to the notice under Ex.A53.
XII Additional District Judge
FAC, XIII Addl District Court
Krishna at Vijayawada