High CourtsDivision Bench(1926) 04 MAD CK 0001

K.A. Munisami Chetti vs Vaiyapuri Udayan and Others

Madras High Court · Decided on 1 April 1926 · Citation: AIR 1926 Mad 945(1) : (1926) 24 LW 404

HON’BLE JUDGES
Madhavan Nair, J

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Madhavan Nair, J.—I do not think that this is a case in which I should interfere u/s 115 Civil P.C. The execution application of the petitions

was dismissed as he and his pleader were absent. Then he filed an application for review. That also was dismissed by the District Munsif and it is

that order that is the subject-matter of this revision.

2.

The main argument of the petitioner has been directed to show that the District Munsif should not have considered the merits of an uncertified

adjustment pleaded by the decree-holder in dealing with an execution application. In this case the finding of the District Munsif amounts to this, viz.

: that the petitioner in suppressing the agreement and asking for execution has been acting fraudulently. I have no doubt that in such circumstances

the Court can examine the merits of an uncertified adjustment when it is pleaded in bar to execution. Further the Full Bench of this High Court in

Chidambara Chettiar v. Krishna Vathiar [1917] 40 Mad. 233 has held that such adjustment can be pleaded by the judgment-debtors as an answer

to execution. There is no question of jurisdiction in this case. I dismiss it with costs.