A.K. Das and anr. Vs. Brojinder Nath Dhur (for Contempt)

A.K. Das and anr. vs Brojinder Nath Dhur (for Contempt)

Type Court Judgment Court Supreme Court of India Decided Sep 01, 1986

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Citation: sooperkanoon.com/660574
Court: Supreme Court of India
Judge: M.M. Dutt and; O. Chinnappa Reddy, JJ.
Decided On: Sep 01, 1986
Case Number: Civil Miscellaneous Petitions Nos. 4416-18 of 1986
Subject: Tenancy

Case Summary

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- [ M.M. Dutt and; O. Chinnappa Reddy, JJ.] -- Rent Control and Eviction — Eviction — Delivery of possession pursuant to eviction order — Trial court directed to appoint advocate commissioner of the court to give possession -- The Commissioner may also take police help, if necessary, to deliver po...

Key legal issue: Tenancy

Parties & Advocates

Appellant / Petitioner

A.K. Das and anr.

Respondent

Brojinder Nath Dhur (for Contempt)

Legal References

Reported In: 1986(Supp)SCC572

Excerpt

- [ m.m. dutt and; o. chinnappa reddy, jj.] -- rent control and eviction - eviction - delivery of possession pursuant to eviction order - trial court directed to appoint advocate commissioner of the court to give possession -- the commissioner may also take police help, if necessary, to deliver possession to the landlord. in regard to part of the premises in occupation of a.p. sharma, the tenant is given time till september 30, 1986 to vacate the premises. if he does not vacate the premises by september 30, 1986 the trial court is directed to deliver vacant possession to the landlord with police help, if necessary - the text below is only a summarized version of the order pronounced an advocate commissioner will be appointed by the trial court to give possession of the premises to the landlord and the tenant is given time till september 30, 1986 to vacate the premises and in case of failure the trial court is directed to give vacant possession with police help if necessary.m.m. dutt and; o. chinnappa reddy, jj.1. so far as the premises in occupation of das gupta is concerned, learned counsel appearing for him states that he has already delivered possession while it is disputed by learned counsel for the landlord. the trial court will appoint an advocate commissioner of the court to give possession of the premises to the landlord on an appointed day in presence of aforesaid das gupta. the commissioner may also take police help, if necessary, to deliver possession to the landlord. in regard to part of the premises in occupation of a.p. sharma, the tenant is given time till september 30, 1986 to vacate the premises. if he does not vacate the premises by september 30, 1986 the trial court is directed to deliver vacant possession to the landlord with police help, if necessary. the applications for contempt are discharged.

Full Judgment

M.M. Dutt and; O. Chinnappa Reddy, JJ.

1. So far as the premises in occupation of Das Gupta is concerned, learned counsel appearing for him states that he has already delivered possession while it is disputed by learned counsel for the landlord. The trial court will appoint an advocate commissioner of the court to give possession of the premises to the landlord on an appointed day in presence of aforesaid Das Gupta. The Commissioner may also take police help, if necessary, to deliver possession to the landlord. In regard to part of the premises in occupation of A.P. Sharma, the tenant is given time till September 30, 1986 to vacate the premises. If he does not vacate the premises by September 30, 1986 the trial court is directed to deliver vacant possession to the landlord with police help, if necessary. The applications for contempt are discharged.

Same Court & Year Supreme Court of India · 1986 Same Parties A.K. Das and anr. vs Brojinder Nath Dhur (for Contempt) Same Subject Tenancy Same Judge M.M. Dutt and; O. Chinnappa Reddy, JJ.

Tenancy