High Courts(1891) 10 MAD CK 0019

Subbakke vs Maruppakkala and Another

Madras High Court · Decided on 29 October 1891 · Citation: (1892) 2 MLJ 54

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8 paragraphs · 165 words
1.

We are of opinion that Article 49 applies. The original possession of the title-deeds by defendant was lawful and the time runs from the date of

the detainer''s possession becoming unlawful. The mere retention of the deeds in defendant''s possession after payment of the decree amount was

not unlawful, though plaintiffs had a legal right to demand delivery, but his retention of them after a lawful demand for delivery was made was an

illegal detention.

2.

The time will therefore ran from the date of demand (July 1885) and the suit is not barred.

3.

The judge does not state he entertains any doubt on the question of misjoinder and we see no reason to consider it under the provisions of

Section 617, Civil Procedure Code, In answer to the last question the point for decision is whether plaintiffs are entitled to the deeds. If they are

and if the defendant is not entitled to detain them there can be no question of security.