Mrs Nirmala Sushant Aratal vs Smt Anusaya Siddhappa Pujari — 94/2024

Case under Specific Relief Act Section 34, 38. Status: Evidence. Next hearing: 07th April 2026.

R.C.S. - Regular Civil Suit

CNR: MHSN080009342024

Evidence

Next Hearing

07th April 2026

e-Filing Number

24-06-2024

Filing Number

156/2024

Filing Date

24-06-2024

Registration No

94/2024

Registration Date

24-06-2024

Court

Civil Court Junior Division , Jath

Judge

2-Jt.CIVIL JUDGE, Jr.Dn.,JATH

Acts & Sections

Specific Relief Act Section 34, 38
Partition Act Section ---
CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE Section Order 39 Rule 1A

Petitioner(s)

Mrs Nirmala Sushant Aratal

Adv. Shegunshi Shivshankar N

Respondent(s)

Smt Anusaya Siddhappa Pujari

Shri Laxman Hanmant Pujari

Mrs Kasturi Laxman Pujari

Madinabi Chand Shaikh

Rizwanbi Shaheer Shaikh

Chandrakant Irappa Birajdar

Sukhadevi Chandrakant Patil

Annaraya Chandrakant Patil

Basavaraj Chandrakant Patil

Chairman/ Secretary Darikonur Sarva Seva Sahakari Society Ltd Darikonur

Hearing History

Judge: 2-Jt.CIVIL JUDGE, Jr.Dn.,JATH

07-03-2026

Evidence

12-02-2026

Evidence

13-01-2026

Evidence

09-12-2025

Evidence

07-10-2025

Evidence

Interim Orders

11-02-2025
Order on T.I.
11-02-2025
Issues
12-02-2026
Order on Exhibit

Summary of RCS 94/2024 Nirmala Sushant Aratal Vs Anusaya Pujari and Ors The court rejected Defendant 2's application challenging the valuation of the partition suit, finding that the plaint was not undervalued. The court held that since the suit is for partition, court fees need not be paid on the face value of the sale deed, and that in partition suits, it is not necessary to challenge alienations of the property. Additionally, the court allowed a subsequent application permitting the defendants to cross-examine the plaintiff's witness and proceed with the suit on merits. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.

casestatus.in Summary

Summary of RCS 94/2024 Nirmala Sushant Aratal Vs Anusaya Pujari and Ors The court rejected Defendant 2's application challenging the valuation of the partition suit, finding that the plaint was not undervalued. The court held that since the suit is for partition, court fees need not be paid on the face value of the sale deed, and that in partition suits, it is not necessary to challenge alienations of the property. Additionally, the court allowed a subsequent application permitting the defendants to cross-examine the plaintiff's witness and proceed with the suit on merits. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.

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