Ravi Kumar v. Smt. Vidyavathi
Case brief
What is this about?
Karnataka High Court civil appeal ended in a court-recorded compromise: plaintiff and defendant recorded their understanding of the terms of compromise, held not contrary to any provision of law and accepted; sketch forming part of the compromise to form part of it; appeal disposed of in terms of the compromise; decree to be drawn accordingly. Underlying dispute: plaintiff's suit for permanent injunction over an open house plot against alleged encroachment; Trial Court decree set aside by the First Appellate Court. Search terms: compromise petition; terms of compromise; permanent injunction; open house plot; encroachment; deed of sale; Survey No.; Plot No.; First Appellate Court; draw decree. Caveat: source judgment text is glyph-corrupted (substituted-font encoding); case number, dates, party and advocate names, and citations are unrecoverable.
What did the court decide?
Appeal disposed of in terms of the compromise recorded between the plaintiff and the defendant; terms held not contrary to law and accepted; sketch forming part of the compromise to form part of it; decree directed to be drawn accordingly.