SAMEER SINGH AND ANOTHER versus ABDUL RAB AND OTHERS
An order of the executing court refusing to adjudicate the claims of a third party for want of jurisdiction is not a decree under Order XXI Rule 103 CPC. The appeal is thus maintainable and the writ petition dismissed by the High Court was wrongly rejected; jurisdiction under Article 227 was properly invoked.
- Parties
- Appellant: Sameer Singh; Respondent: Abdul Rab; Respondent: Universal Construction Company; Respondent: Engineers Syndicate (India) Private Limited
- Jurisdiction
- India
- Judgment Date
- 14 October 2014
- Procedural Posture
- Civil Appeal / Appeal From Order in W.p.c. No. 348 of 2011, High Court of Jharkhand
- Outcome
- Appeal allowed; impugned order of High Court set aside.
- Legal Topics
- Execution Proceedings, Jurisdiction of Executing Court, Order XXI Rules 97 103 CPC, Article 227 Constitution
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Parties
Sameer Singh
Appellant
Abdul Rab
Respondent
Universal Construction Company
Respondent
Engineers Syndicate (India) Private Limited
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Civil Appeal / Appeal From Order in W.p.c. No. 348 of 2011, High Court of Jharkhand
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether an order of the executing court declining jurisdiction is a decree under Order XXI Rule 103 CPC
- 2 Whether writ jurisdiction under Article 227 of Constitution was rightly invoked
Ratio Decidendi
An order of the executing court refusing to adjudicate the claims of a third party for want of jurisdiction is not a decree under Order XXI Rule 103 CPC. The appeal is thus maintainable and the writ petition dismissed by the High Court was wrongly rejected; jurisdiction under Article 227 was properly invoked.
Court Disposition
Appeal allowed; impugned order of High Court set aside.
Orders
- High Court to decide the matter as necessary under Article 227 of the Constitution of India.
- High Court requested to dispose of the matter within three months.
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