Rama Chandra Nayak vs Kartika Behera And Others on 29 July, 2025

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29.7.2025.

Sashikanta Mishra,J. This is a plaintiff’s appeal against a

reversing judgment. The suit filed by the plaintiff for

declaration of his right, title, interest over the suit land

with alternative prayer for partition being decreed was

reversed in appeal.

2. For convenience, the parties are referred to as per

their respective status in the trial Court.

3. The case of the plaintiff is that the suit land was

originally jointly recorded in the names of three brothers

namely, Bhagaban Behera, Nrusingha Behera and

Banchhanidhi Behera, sons of Sadei Behera. Banchhanidhi

died issueless leaving behind his widow Uma. Bhagaban

died in the year 1950 leaving behind his widow Saria

(Defendant No.2) and son Kartika (Defendant No.1). Prior

to their deaths, Banchhanidhi and Bhagaban and the

entire family was residing jointly with Nrusingha, being the

eldest male member of their family was managing the

family affairs. After their deaths, their shares devolved

upon Defendant No.1 and Nrusingha, who is the

predecessor of Defendant Nos.3 to 7. After death of

Banchhanidhi, his widow Uma, who was young, went back

to her parental house and married someone. In the year

1966, Nrusingha sold the suit land to the father of

Defendant No.8 namely, Kusha Khillar vide R.S.D. No.3637

dtd.20.4.1966 for due consideration and delivered

possession. Nrusingha had sold the property for family

maintenance and to meet the education expenses of

Kartika, who was then a minor. Kartika was represented

through his mother guardian Defendant No.2. Kusha

mutated the suit property in his name. He died leaving

behind Defendant No.8 as his only son. In 1991, Defendant

No.8 sold the suit property to the Plaintiff through R.S.D.

No.293 dated 18.1.1991 for consideration of Rs.13,000/-

and delivered possession. It is the further case of the

plaintiff that Defendant Nos.1 to 7 were initially interested

to purchase the suit land from Defendant No.8, but as they

did not agree to pay proper consideration money,

Defendant No.8 sold the same to the plaintiff for which

they bore grudge against him and disturbed his peaceful

possession on 01.11.1991. Hence, the suit.

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