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RSA No. 128 of 2017. Case: Jai Kishan and Ors. Vs Mehar Chand and Ors.. Himachal Pradesh High Court

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Case NumberRSA No. 128 of 2017
CounselFor Appellant: Aman Deep Sharma, Advocate and For Respondents: Neeraj Gupta, Advocate
JudgesSureshwar Thakur, J.
IssueCivil Procedure Code
Judgement DateApril 11, 2017
CourtHimachal Pradesh High Court

Judgment:

Sureshwar Thakur, J.

  1. Heard. Considering the grounds meted in the application qua the applicants thereupon being deterred to move this Court within time for filing an appeal here before against the impugned judgments and decree, hence delay, stands satisfactorily explained. Consequently, the apposite delay stands condoned. Application allowed.

    Be registered.

    CMP (M) No. 2144 of 2016.

  2. The learned counsel for the appellants seeks permission to withdraw the instant application. Permission granted. Accordingly, the application stands dismissed as withdrawn.

    CMP(M) No. 8504 of 2016.

  3. In the afore-stated CMP, an unfoldment occurs qua demise of respondent No. 30 Smt. Bhago Devi occurring on 25.12.2012, demise of co-respondent No. 38 Jai Devi occurring on 7.8.2006, demise of co-respondent No. 50 Nardu Devi occurring on 17.10.2007 and the demise of co-respondent No. 51 Smt. Prarti Devi occurring on 8.10.2007. Apparently, the demise of co-respondent No. 30 Bhago Devi occurred during the pendency of the apposite civil appeal before the learned Appellate Court, whereas the demise of co-respondent(s) No. 38, 50 and 51 respectively occurred during the pendency of the Civil Suit before the learned trial Court. However, through the instant application, the applicants strive to constrain this Court for ordering qua the deletion of the name(s) of the aforesaid deceased co-respondents from the apposite array, significantly when their estates stand already sufficiently represented, comprised in their proposed LRs. standing already arrayed in the apposite array of co-respondent(s). The aforesaid prayer made by the...

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