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Partition and separate possession

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Meaning & Judicial Interpretation: (اردو مفہوم اور قانونی تشریح)

2017 MLD 1727 KARACHI-HIGH-COURT-SINDH Judicial Precedent
O. XX, R. 18Specific Relief Act (I of 1877), Ss. 8, 9 & 42Suit for declaration, partition and permanent injunctionPartition and separate possessionPrinciplesPreliminary decreeRequirement

Plaintiff filed suit claiming that suit property was owned by parties being legal heirs of deceased, and sought partition and separate possession thereof

Defendants, brother and step mother of plaintiff, took plea that suit property had actually been purchased by father of plaintiff but the same had been in name of plaintiff and defendants, whereas plaintiff was only benamidar

Plaintiff filed application seeking appointment of Nazir of the Court for resolution of dispute as to use of suit property

Validity

As per record, plaintiff and defendants were joint owners and co-sharers of suit property

Order XX, R. 18, C.P.C. provided mechanism for partition and separate possession of movable and immovable property

Order XX, R. 18(2), C.P.C. provided vast jurisdiction to court to record preliminary decree where partition or separation could not be conveniently made without further inquiry

Remedy for specific partition and possession in specific immovable or movable property was an exception to other reliefs, controlled and declared by Specific Relief Act, 1877

Where legal status of parties as sharers or joint owners was not disputed, course provided under O. XX, R. 18, C.P.C. should have been adopted

Predecessor of parties had gifted suit property equally to the parties, and their titles, being under same gift, could not be claimed to be Benami by any one of them

Party claiming any right on basis of independent title or character might file separate suit, but on that plea, process of partition would not stop, where prima facie legal status of parties as co-sharers and that of suit property was evident

High court passing preliminary decree appointed Nazir of court to inspect suit property and submit his report as to feasibility of partition thereof

Suit along with civil miscellaneous application was disposed off accordingly.

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Precedents & Case Laws citing "Partition and separate possession"

MLD 2017
2015-May-13

2017 M L D 1727

ZAFAR MAHMOOD KHAN — Plaintiff Versus MUHAMMAD ALI KHAN and another — Respondents

Court: Sindh
SCMR 1983
Civil Petition for Special Leave to Appeal No. K-262 of 1976, decided on 28th January, 1977.

1983 S C M R 931

ROCHIRAM AND ANOTHER — Petitioners Versus FEDERAL LAND COMMISSIONER-II AND 3 OTHERS — Respondents

Court: (b) Land Reforms Regulation, 1972 M. L. R. 115-
SCMR 2015
Civil Appeals Nos. 1194 to 1197 of 2014, decided on 25th May, 2015.

2015 S C M R 1691

ZAFEER GUL — Appellant Versus Dr. RIAZ ALI and others — Respondents

Court: Supreme Court of Pakistan
PLD 1971
First Appeal No. 30 of 1971, decided on 4th June 1971.

P L D 1971 Karachi 920

Mst. SHAH JEHAN BEGUM — Appellant Versus MUHAMMAD SIDDIQUE AND 5 OTHERS — Respondents

Court:
YLR 2007
Civil Revisions Nos.95 and 96 of 1992, decided on 5th April, 2006.

2007 Y L R 12

NAZEER AHMED — Applicant Versus MUHAMMAD ALI and others — Respondents

Court: Karachi
PLD 1990
Civil Suit of 1988, decided on 11th March, 1990.

P L D 1990 Karachi 328

ABDUL JABBAR KHAN and 25 others‑‑‑Plaintiffs Versus NAWABDIN and 52 others‑‑‑Defendants

Court: ‑‑‑‑S. 7(vi‑a) as added by Sindh Finance Act (XIII of 1974)‑‑‑Share in joint family property‑‑‑Enforcement of right to share‑‑‑Payment of court‑fee‑‑‑Provisions of S. 7(iv), Court Fees Act, 1870, after addition of clause (vi‑a) to S. 7 of the Act, are controlled by clause (vi‑a) of S. 7 of the Act‑‑‑Valuation of the suit for purposes of court‑fee, would thus be according to the value of the property claimed‑‑‑Plaintiffs could no more be permitted to give their own valuation to the reliefs to enforce their right to share joint property after promulgation of Sindh Finance Act, 1974.
CLC 2007
2004-October-4

2007 C L C 621

MUHAMMAD ANWAR — Appellant Versus Dr. GOHAR ALI — Respondent

Court: Karachi
PLD 1961
28th April 1961

P L D 1961 Supreme Court 349

AJIRUDDIN MONDAL AND ANOTHER‑Appellants Versus RAHMAN FAKIR AND OTHERS‑Respondents

Court: Supreme Court of Pakistan
SCMR 1973
Civil Appeal No. 67 of 1969, decided on 30th May 1973.

1973 S C M R 356

REHMAT ALI AND OTHERS‑ — Appellants Versus THE SETTLEMENT AND REHABILITATION

Court: High Court
SCMR 1989
Civil Petition for Leave to Appeal No.347-R of 1988, decided on 2nd November, 1988.

1989 S C M R 501

MUHAMMAD AKRAM and others — Petitioners Versus FAZAL KARIM and others — Respondents

Court: High Court