Thursday 18 August 2016

KULDEEP KOHLI - PETITION ARAVALI JAMABANDI


KULDEEP KUMAR KOHLI
RZ 200B, STREET NO. 3, RAM CHOWK,
SADH NAGAR PART I, PALAM COLONY, NEW DELHI – 110045
Mobile: 08860332404


IN THE COURT OF ADDI. CIVIL JUDGE SR. DIVN. SOHNA

Kuldeep Kumar Kohli S/o. Late Sh. Prem Nath Kohli R/o. RZ 200B, Street No. 3, Ram Chowk, Sadh Nagar Part-I, Palam Colony, New Delhi - 110045.
                                                  ..PLAINTIFF… VERSUS
(1)    C.R.O./Tehsildar Sohna, Tehsil Sohna, District Gurgaon.
(2)    Girdawar Halqua Village Raiseena, Tehsil Sohna, District Gurgaon.
(3)    Halqua Patwari Village Raiseena,, Tehsil Sohna, District Gurgaon.
                                                    ..DEFENDANTS....
Suit for Mandatory Injunction with Consequential Relief of Permanent Injunction.
        The plaintiff most respectfully submits as under:-

1.     That the plaintiff is the owner and in exclusive possession of a Farm bearing No. A-2, Ansals Aravali Retreat which is part and parcel of Khewat No. 65, Khatoni No. 94 Rectangle No. 9/23 Min 24 Min and Rectangle No. 24/2 Min 3 Min total measuring 8 Kanal situated in the revenue estate of Village Raiseena, Tehsil Sohna, Distt. Gurgaon by way of sale deed bearing Vasika No. 1568 dated 09.06.2005 and shown as Gairmumkin farm in the Jamabandi for the years 1990-1991, 2000-01, & 2005-06.  Copies of the Sale deed and of Jamabandi for the year 1990-91, 1995-96, 2000-01, & 2005-06 are attached. (Annexure-1, 2, 3, 4 & 5)

2.     That previously the above said land was owned and possessed by M/s Ansal Properties and Industries Ltd. who developed the same in the shape of farm House and after Developing the said land, they marked separate Farm No. of the land and sold the same to the purchasers and purchasers including the plaintiff is using the said land as farm House and entries in this regard has been incorporated in the Jamabandi for the years 1990-91, 1995-96, 2000-01, & 2005-06.

3.     That the said Farm house land being Farm No A-2 in Aravali Retreat in village Raisina District Gurgaon, Haryana was specifically described in the Sale Deed as the piece of land admeasuring 1 acre, bearing distinct No. A 2 covered by Rectangle No. 9/23 Min, 24 Min and Rectangle No. 24/2 Min, 3 Min, Khewat No. 58, Khata No. 94 Kita 856, Total Area 6612 Kanal 7 Marla Ka 160/132247 Bagh Area 8 Kanal  share hereinafter referred to as Farm No A 2. The Sale Deed also confirmed that the said farm is free from all sorts of encumbrances, liens, charges etc.  and the promoter has the full right and authority to sell the land. The sale deed clearly specified “Whereas the promoter along with its associate companies i.e. M/s Elite Developers Ltd., M/s Delhi Towers & Estates Pvt. Ltd., M/s Green Park Theatres Associated Pvt. Ltd purchased lands in Khewat 28/15, Khata No. 75/53 and Khewat No. 29/16, Khata NO. 76/54 of the revenue estate of mauza Raisina for the promotion and development of farms under its scheme to be known as ARAVALI RETREAT in and around village Raisina, District Gurgaon, Haryana.  and whereas the Promoter has entered into arrangements with its associate companies to develop the entire said land to carve out and sell farms of different sizes and dimension and to realise the sale price from intending buyer AND WHEREAS, the said land was waste land and a hilly terrain, the promoter has reclaimed the sand land for the successful promotion and completion of its aforesaid scheme of developing the said land into farm units and for that purpose the Promoter has divided the said land into separate units to be sold to individual Buyer  although the scheme  has certain common roads, approach roads and some areas and facilities meant for the common use of buyer of the farms visitors etc. ” Sale deed further states: “Whereas on the application of the buyer, the promoter had allotted to the Buyer Farm No. A-2, in the aforesaid scheme vide allotment dated 03.10.1991 for a consideration of 3,65,000.00 on the terms and conditions stipulated in the said allotment and duly accepted by the buyer after being satisfied that  the promoter had the right and authority to sell the said Farm and the said Farm is free from all sorts of  encumbrances, liens, charges, whatsoever; AND “WHEREAS the buyer has desired that the aforesaid Farm be now transferred to him and the promoter has agreed to the same.” Hence what Ansals had to sell to the applicant in no uncertain terms is a Farm.

4.     That the defendants are revenue officers and colluded with each other and did not issue the copy of the latest Jamabandi in spite of the plaintiff requesting for the same  many a  times to the defendants.  In spite of repeated requests, the Defendants failed to issue the copy of Jamabandi since 2005-2006 till date.


5.     That there is an apprehension in the mind of the plaintiff that the entry in the revenue record could be changed behind the back of the plaintiff and without serving upon any notice and in these conditions if the defendants succeed in their illegal motive to change the entry regarding the suit land at the back of the plaintiff then the plaintiff would suffer irreparable loss and injury which cannot be compensated in terms of money.



6.     That it is also pertinent to mention here that if defendants change the entry of the farm House to Gair Mumkin Pahar then the said entry would be illegal and same is liable to be declared illegal null and void and not binding upon the rights of the plaintiff.

7.     That it has been observed by the Honourable Court of Ld. Ramawatar Pareek, Presiding Officer-cum-JMIC, Special Environment Court, Faridabad in the case No. 12 of 2007 between Haryana State Pollution Control Board versus M/s Ansals Properties and Infrastructure Ltd. that “Perusal of the enquiry shows that the total land was purchased by associate companies of accused number 1 in year 1987-1988 and from year 1988 till 1990 it was developed.  In this regard he has relied upon the no objection certificate of Director, Town & Country Planning, Haryana dated 29.1.1990, Map of site plan sent by accused no. 1 to Director, Khasra Girdawari of Rabi and Kharib 1990, permission by Haryana State electricity Board vide letter no. 2794 dated 5.4.1991, demarcation report, certificate of expenses and receipt of find regarding felling of trees by accused no. 1 in year 1989-1990.  Photocopy of

these documents has also been placed upon this file.  Perusal of report further shows that the expenses incurred by the accused no. are “Two Crore Thirty Eight Lac Thirty Nine Thousand Five Hundred Thirty Five rupees”( Rs. 2,38,39,535/-).  The evidence so adduced by the ld. Defence counsel shows that the Aravali Retreat was developed by accused no. 1 after its purchases.  Perusal of all these documents suggest that huge expenses was incurred by accused no. 1 in year 1990-1991 in constructing roads, pillars, berms, fencing etc.  Both of above mentioned reports nowhere indicate any illegality on the part of accused no. 1.  Thus both of the reports only indicate that proper procedure was a followed and neither of the authorities objected upon the change in girdawari of Rabi 1991 and its incorporation into Jamabandi. 

8.     The Ld. Court further states “As such in the present case the Jamabandi of 1990-1991 to Jamabandi of 2005-2006  of village Raisina of land in dispute clearly depict that the nature of land in dispute has been shown as Gair Mumkin Farm House.  It is settled law that presumption of truth is attached with entries of Jamabandi.  A copy of the order dated 17.12.2014 in respect of case No. 12 of 2007 is enclosed herewith.


9.     That in the interim period from Jamabandi year 2005-2006 till date, no notice of proceedings under due process of law by the revenue authorities have been brought to the notice of the plaintiff which may result or warrant any change of entry qua the suit land on revenue records since the compilation of Jamabandi for the year 2005-2006. It is submitted that to the best knowledge of the plaintiff, the entry qua the suit land on revenue records stands status quo of Jamabandi year 2005-2006.

10.   That the plaintiff asked the defendants several times to issue the copies of the Jamabandi since the year 2005-2016 till today but the defendants failed to supply the same to the plaintiff till today and now the plaintiff have came to know from reliable sources that the defendants are adamant to change the entries of farmhouse in the latest Jamabandi to Gair Mumkin Pahar and due to this reason they did not issue the same to the plaintiff and hence this suit.

11.   That the cause of action finally arose on 25-03-2015 when the defendant finally refused to issue the certified copy of the Jamabandi since the year 2005-2006 and year 2010-2011 up to  today and cause of action is still recurring one.

12.   That no suit between the parties and between the parties under whom they or any of them claim litigating on the same grounds has been previously instituted or finally decided by any competent court of jurisdiction or limited jurisdiction.

13.   That the suit property is situated within the Territorial Jurisdiction of this Honourable Court and the cause of arose within the territorial jurisdiction of this Hon’ble Court hence this Hon’ble Court has jurisdiction to try and decide this suit.

14.   That the value of the suit for the purposes of Court fees and jurisdiction is assessed at Rs 200 /- on which court fees of Rs. 25/- has been affixed on the plaint.

15.   That the matter in question is very urgent in nature and due to this reason an application for exemption from serving the notice upon the defendant has filled.

16.   That the plaintiffs humbly pray that a decree for mandatory injunction directing the defendants to supply the Certified copies of Jamabandi since the year 2005-2006 up to till today qua the suit land fully detailed and described in para No. 1 of the plaint and on the supply of the Jamabandi if the same is found as Gair Mumkin Pahar then the said Jamabandi may kindly be declared illegal, null and void and be liable to be corrected as Farm House  as per previous entry reflected upon the Jamabandi for the year 2005-2006 along with consequential relief of permanent injunction restraining the defendants from changing and altering the revenue entries in the Jamabandi may kindly be passed in favour of the plaintiff and against the defendants with cost of the suit. Any other relief deemed proper be also granted to the plaintiff.


Verification:-                                               Plaintiff

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