Radhey Lal v. Delhi Waqf Board & Ors.
Case brief
What is this about?
Delhi High Court, C.R.P. 89/2026, Radhey Lal vs Delhi Waqf Board & Ors., decided 07.04.2026 by Justice Anish Dayal. Civil revision petition seeking setting aside of ARC-02 Central Tis Hazari Courts execution order dated 01.08.2025 in Execution Petition No.458/2025; dismissed as devoid of merit in light of prior orders in RC.REV.84/2025 (undertaking dated 10.03.2025 to vacate premises within one year; petitioner bound by statement per order dated 17.03.2025; recall application dismissed 01.12.2025) and because execution had fructified with possession taken over. Pending CM APPL. 20725/2026, 20726/2026, 20727/2026 rendered infructuous. Advocates: Arvind Kumar, Ankit Kumar Vats, Asis Mishra (petitioner); Tushar Sannu, Parvin Bansal (Respondent no.1/DWB); Aly Mirza (Respondents 2 & 3).
What did the court decide?
In view of the circumstances - the petitioner's prior undertaking to vacate the premises, the order binding the petitioner to that statement, the dismissal of the recall application, and the execution having fructified with possession taken over - there is no merit in the petition seeking to set aside the execution order, and the petition is dismissed.