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Shiv Raj Singh vs Preeti Jain

Delhi High Court · Decided on 24 April 2025 · Citation: (2025) 04 DEL CK 1061

HON’BLE JUDGES
Manoj Jain, J
ACTS & SECTIONS REFERRED
Constitution of India, 1950 — Article 227
RESULT
Disposed Of
CASE NUMBER
Civil Miscellaneous Petition No. 1925 Of 2023 & Civil Miscellaneous Application No. 60263 Of 2023
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13 paragraphs · 325 words

Manoj Jain, J

1.

The grievance in the present petition is qua the denial of consolidation of two cases.

2.

The petitioner/plaintiff Mr. Shiv Raj Singh has filed a suit (CS No.611970/2016) and by virtue of the abovesaid suit, plaintiff i.e. Shiv Raj Singh is seeking declaration, cancellation and injunction which relates to one shop situated at 2/28 Roop Nagar, Delhi.

3.

The abovesaid suit is prior in time.

4.

Another cross-suit has been filed by Ms. Preeti Jain and such suit (CS No. 611481/2016) seeks damages and mesne profits for illegal possession/trespass. It also relates to the very same shop.

5.

Fact remains that, the plaintiff therein i.e. Ms. Preeti Jain, had moved applications seeking amendment in her suit and in context thereto, two petitions under Article 227 of Constitution of India are pending adjudication before this Court.

6.

Both the above suits are pending consideration before the same Court.

7.

When the learned Trial Court had taken up both the suits on 13.07.2023, it refused to consolidate the same for the purposes of recording of evidence, observing that if the evidence is recorded in a consolidated manner, it may lead to complication.

8.

Special Power of Attorney holder of respondent Ms. Preeti Jain submits that he has no objection if the request of consolidation is allowed. He submits that the best endeavour would be made to ensure that once both the suits are consolidated for the purposes of evidence, there is no scope of any complication or confusion of any nature whatsoever.

9.

Even, learned counsel for the petitioner assures in this regard.

10.

In view of the above, the petition is disposed of with the direction that as and when the issues are framed in both the suits, and the cases are fixed for the recording of evidence, the learned Trial Court may record the evidence in consolidated manner.

11.

The petition stands disposed of.

12.

Pending application also stands disposed of.