Case Details

Citation(s)
1957 SLG 229 1957 SLD 229 = 1957 PLD 91
Dacca High Court
Appeal from Apppellate Decree No. 555 of 1950 decided on 1st April 1953, against the decree of Mr. Sikandar Ali, Subordinate Judge, 1st Court at Sadar, District Chittagong, dated the 17th April 1950, in other Appeal No. 163 of 1949, affirming the Decree of M. Eusuf, Munsif-in-Charge, 5th Court,Chittagong, dated the 28th April 1949.
Before Guha, J
Rohini Benode Rakshit for Appellants.   K. M. Hasan for
Respondents.

SERAJUL ISLAM AND OTHERS-Appeal;

VERSUS

Munshi ABDUR RAHMAN AND OTHER--Respondents

Law: Civil Procedure Code (V of 1908)

Section: 2 (2)

P L D 1957 Dacca . 91         Civil Procedure Code (V of 1908),   O.II, r.2 (2) and O.XXI, r.35-structures Whether revenue purchaser entitled to structures raised by the defaulting proprietor-Demolition of structures not prayed in first suit, whether may be the decree-holder in possession" in O. XXI, r.35 (3) do not include demolition of structures.   A purchaser at a revenue sales acquires the land which alone is charged for payment of to the revenue. He does not acquire the structures raised thereon by the defaulting proprietor, who, not being a trespasser at the of raising such structures, is entitled to remove or get compensation for the same.   Juggobandhu Mukherjee v. Ram Chunder Bysak 1 L R S Cal: 584 (F B), .Toggobond!ru Mitter v. Purnanund Ghosaml 1 L R 16 Cal. 5::0 (F B), Thakur Sri Sri Radha Krishna Chandorji v. Ram 8ahadur 27 ' C L ) 191 P C, Adyanath Ghatak v. Krishna Prasad Singh 53 r W N 883 P C, Thakur Chunder Paramanick v. Ramdhore Bhatracharjee 6 W R 228 (F B), Shibdoss Banerjee v. Baman Doss Afookerjee 15 W R 360, Maharaja Surja Kanta Ach,lrjya Bahacur (since deceased) Sarat Chandra Roy Chowdhury 18 C W N 1281 (1285)P C, Narayan Das Khettry v. Jatindra Nath Roy Chowdhury and "others L R 54 I A 218 and Ballabhadas Naranji v. Develop ment Officer, Bandra L R 561 A 259 (262-63) ref.   Where in a former suit for possession against the default ing proprietor, the revenue purchaser did not pray for demolition of the structures, his prayer for the same in a subsequent suit was held to be barred under sub-rule (2) of rule 2 of O. 11 of Civil P.C. as the cause of action was identical in both the suits.   The words "or any act necessary for putting the decree holder in possession " occurring in sub-rule (3) of r. 35 of O. XX1 of the Code o? Civil Procedure, do not include demolition of structure.   Radha Gobind Shaha v. Brijendra Kodmar Roy Choudhury 18 W R 526, Maharaja Bir Bikra:n Kishore Manikya Bahadur v. Raj Kumar Pal and another 38 C W N 105 1, Mr. K. K. Das v. Sin. Angina Khatun Bibi and another 44 C W N 247, Pyari Charan v. Monomathanath Banerjee 88 C L J 27, Government…
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