This order maintains the status of a partition suit transferred by notification to District West Delhi and directs parties to appear before the District Judge.
Directing parties to appear before District Judge (West), Tis Hazari, Delhi for next hearing.
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KUNAL SABHARWAL ..... Plaintiff Through: Mr. Kawaljeet Kaur, Adv.
versus
INDIRA JAIN & ORS .....Defendants Through: Mr. Akshay Singh, Adv. for D-1
CORAM:
SH. KOVAI VENUGOPAL (DHJS), JOINT REGISTRAR(JUDICIAL) O R D E R % 03.02.2016
This is a suit for partition valued at less than Rs.2 crores.
Ld. counsel for parties submit that the suit property is situated at Janak Puri which falls under the jurisdiction of District West, Delhi hence seek transfer of present case to District West, Delhi.
In view of the orders passed by Hon’ble Chief Justice, Delhi High Court vide notification no. 27187/DHC/Orgl. dated 24.11.2015, the present case stands transferred to District Court (West), Tis Hazari, Delhi.
Parties are directed to appear before the Court of Ld. District Judge (West), Tis Hazari, Delhi on 13.05.2016.
Registry is directed to send the complete case record to the concerned District Judge by next date of hearing.
KOVAI VENUGOPAL (DHJS) JOINT REGISTRAR (JUDICIAL)
FEBRUARY 03, 2016 /ak
2 issues framed by the court
Whether a suit for partition should be transferred from Delhi High Court jurisdiction to District West Delhi.
Whether the Bangalore transfer order governs a suit filed in Delhi.
1 provisions across 1 enactments
KOVAI VENUGOPAL
JOINT REGISTRAR (JUDICIAL)
As recorded by the court registry
A civil suit filed on the original side of a High Court exercising ordinary original civil jurisdiction.
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