Anita Devi v. Sh Rakesh Kumar
Case brief
What is this about?
Keywords: unconditional apology; undertaking taken on record; hindrance; ingress and egress; staircase; main gate; second and third floors; terrace; suit property; gate pass; disposal of appeal; FAO 59/2025; CM APPL. 14804/2025; Delhi High Court; Manoj Kumar Ohri; Anita Devi v. Sh Rakesh Kumar. Relevant to immovable-property/access disputes where an appeal is closed on a court-recorded undertaking by one party not to obstruct the other's use of shared passages, entrance and terrace. Contains no statutory references, precedent citations, dissent, or monetary quantum.
What did the court decide?
Appeal and pending application disposed of after the appellant's affidavit of unconditional apology and her signed undertaking (not to obstruct the respondent's use of the staircase, main gate for ingress and egress to the second and third floors, and the terrace of the suit property) were accepted and taken on record; the appellant was held bound by the undertaking and her gate pass was taken on record.