issued. Before the date when the parties were required to appear before the “Permanent Lok Adalat” after notice, a compromise between the parties is said to have taken place and joint compromise petition was filed before the “Permanent Lok Adalat” on 02.08.2005. On the basis of such compromise, an award is said to have been prepared on 01.11.2006 by “Permanent Lok Adalat, Darbhanga”, (Annexure-1). Thereafter, it is the petitioner‟s case that respondents refused to execute the sale deed in terms of the award, whereupon the petitioner filed a disposal case before the “Permanent Lok Adalat” on 13.08.2010 for execution and enforcement of the award made by it. Thereafter, on a request made to “Permanent Lok Adalat, Darbhanga”, to refer the matter to competent Civil Court for proper adjudication of the case, the “Permanent Lok Adalat, Darbhanga”, by its order dated 08.05.2012 sent the records to the Court of Sub-ordinate Judge-1st Darbhanga and was numbered as Title Execution Case No. 02 of 2011. The execution case was heard on 01.02.2012 and was dismissed on the ground that the award of “Permanent Lok Adalat” was made on a joint compromise petition filed before it in Title Suit No. 36 of 2005, wherein the defendant agreed to execute the sale deed and parties were required to file a separate suit for specific performance of contract for the relief sought in the execution case.
