IN THE COURT OF SENIONR CIVIL JUDGE DADU
ABC D/o ,
Cast: ,
Proprietor of Popular Rice Dealer
R/o Property No.
Mohallah Tehsil and District, Dadu. …………………..…PLAINTIFF
Vs.
BCD S/o , Cast ,
R/o property No. Mohallah Tehsil
and District, Dadu…………..…DEFENDANTS
SUIT FOR DAMAGES WITH CONSEQUENTLY RELIEF
Respectfully Sheweth:
1. That the defendant sold his house bearing No. Situated at Shahjamal, Dadu on plain
understanding that the house on question is free from any encumbrance, and if
any charge is found on the suit property he will be liable to recompense the
plaintiff.
2. That a sale deed was executed between the parties with clause
of decompensation in case of any charge is found on the property copy is
pleased in at Annexure-A
3. That one Lal Din filed suit on the basis of prior
hypothecation bound in February 2012 and obtained decree for sale of the
property, if amount Rs. 50,000/- is not paid to him within stipulated time.
4. That a notice to this effect was served on the plaintiff,
showing that said amount stood charge on the property (copy of the same is
placed on Annexure-B).
5. On probe it was found that the house in question was pledged
with said Lal Din for Rs.50, 000/- prior to the sale of the property in favour
of the plaintiff by registered document.
6. That defendant concealed the fact of prior change on the
property. The plaintiff paid Rs 50,000/- of said Lal Din, against the
satisfaction of the decree.
7. That the plaintiff has paid a sum of Rs 50,000/- in full
discharge of the decree obtained by said Lal Din.
8. That by virtue of causes No. The
defendant is bound to recompense the plaintiff for money he paid to Lal Din in
full discharged of the decree.
9. That the defendant was approached and requested times and
again to pay Rs. 50,000/- as this money steed charge on the property.
10. That the defendant kept the matter postponed on one pretext
or the other and the matter remained lingering till now when the defendant
flatly refused to pay the Rs. 50,000/- standing charge on the property which
has been paid by the plaintiff to said Lal Din, hence this suit.
11. That the causes of action approached in favour of the
plaintiff against the defendant on when the sale deed was registered in favour of
the plaintiff an the defendant received full consideration thereof and put the
plaintiff on possession of the suit property. It further accrued when said Lal
din served notice for the payment of Rs. 50,000/- declared change by virtue of
decree granted by the Civil Court, Dadu the cause of action still subsets.
12. That the suit property is situated at Dadu where cause of
action has accrued and hear and adjudicate upon the matter.
13. That the suit is valued at Rs.50, 000/- for the purpose of
court fees and jurisdiction.
14. That a court fees for Rs. 15,000/- has been affixed on the
plaint as required by law.
Prayer
It is
respectfully prayed that this honourable court may be pleased to decree in the
suit, the defendant be directed to pay Rs.50, 000/- to the plaintiff, to
indemnify the loss cause to him by subsequent decree in favour of said Lal Din.
Any other
relief which this honourable Court may deem fit is further prayed.
PLAINTIFF
Through
M. Mahmood
Verification:
Verified on oath at Dadu the 30th
of January, 2013 that the contents of Para No. 1-10 are true to the best of my
knowledge and that of Paras No.11-14to the best ofmy information.
PLAINTIFF
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