Naveen Arora & Ors v. Suresh Chand

ORDER %

23.11.2011

¶1During the course of hearing, it has been agreed that the petition can be disposed of by the following order:-

i) The petitioners are granted leave to defend the bonafide necessity eviction petition. The written statement will be filed by the petitioners positively within a period of 2 weeks from today and to which the respondent herein will file the replication within 2 weeks thereafter.

ii) The Trial Court is requested to expedite the disposal of the petition and preferably complete the final arguments within one year from the date it receives a copy of the present order.

iii) The petitioners herein, who are the respondents in the Trial Court, RC.REV. 315/2011 Certify that the digital file and physical file have been compared and the digital data is as per the physical file and no page is missing. will not get more than 2 opportunities to lead their evidence, and the petitioners will also not cause unnecessary delay in disposal of the eviction petition by asking unnecessary adjournments, which if asked for, the Trial court will grant the same only subject to heavy costs,

iv) Nothing contained in today's order is a reflection on the merits of the cases of the respective parties and the eviction petition be disposed of by the Additional Rent Controller in accordance with law.

¶2Subject to the aforesaid observations, the appeal is disposed of. Parties are directed to appear before the concerned Additional Rent Controller, Sh. D.K.Sharma, Tis Hazari, Delhi on 7.12.2011.

¶3Dasti to counsel for the parties. VALMIKIJ. MEHTA, J. NOVEMBER 23, 2011 ak RC.REV. 315/2011

i.l7 * IN THE HIGH COURT OF DELHI AT NEW DELHI + RC.REV. 315/2011 NAVEEN ARORA & ORS Petitioners Through : Mr. P.S.Bindra with Mr. Harish Sharma, Advs. versus SURESH CHAND Respondent Through: Mr. R.S.Sahni. CORAM: HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE VALMIKIJ. MEHTA