Mrs Kamarunisa v. Mrs Sugandhi v Pai
Case brief
What is this about?
Partition/final-decree settlement disposal — FDP No.27/1990, Prl. Civil Judge & JMFC, Mangalore, D.K.; RSAs under S.100 CPC against first-appeal judgments dated 27.04.2013 in R.A.Nos.69/2012 and 71/2012 (Ist Addl. Senior Civil Judge & CJM, Mangalore); appeals disposed in terms of joint memo of compromise; monetary terms: deposited amount with accrued interest plus additional Rs.6,00,000/- within one week; re-conveyance of 2/3rd share of schedule property to respondents, else execution by due process; Statutes: Section 100 CPC, Order 20 Rule 18 CPC, Order 26 Rule 13 CPC; Court: High Court of Karnataka at Bengaluru; Judge: Ashok S. Kinagi; Decision date: 05.06.2025; Parties: Kamarunisa (appellant) v. Sugandhi V. Pai, Deepa M. Shenoy, H. Narasimha Pai, H. Badrinath Pai (respondents); NC: 2025:KHC:19186.
What did the court decide?
Appeals disposed of in terms of the joint memo: (i) appellant entitled to receive the amount deposited before the Court below with accrued interest, respondents to furnish deposit receipts; (ii) respondents to pay an additional Rs.6,00,000/- to the appellant within one week towards full and final settlement; (iii) appellant, on receiving the amounts, to re-convey 2/3rd share of the schedule property to the respondents with due procedure in terms of the order dated 27.04.2013 in R.A.No.69/2012 and R.A.No.71/2013 at the cost of the respondents on receipt of Rs.6,00,000/-; (iv) if the appellant fails to re-convey, respondents are at liberty to get it done by due process of law.