2. The suit was filed for permanent injunction and the plaintiff claims right, possession and enjoyment of the property. After the evidence is over, I.A.No.158 of 2011 was filed to recall P.W.1; I.A.No.244 of 2011 was filed to reopen the suit and I.A.Nos.239 and 352 of 2011 were filed to condone the delay in filing certain documents. The said applications were opposed by the respondents and the Court below dismissed those applications. Evidently, the matter is at the trial stage before the trial Court. The truthfulness or otherwise of the contentions of the plaintiff can only be decided after adducing necessary evidence. In fact, the documents, which are sought to be filed, are registered documents and the necessity of those documents for proper adjudication of the matter is essential. Mere delay in filing the documents shall not cause prejudice to the claim of the rights of the party, and when the delay can be condoned by necessary compensation of costs to the other side. Therefore, considering the same, all the revisions can be allowed on condition of the revision petitioner paying a sum of Rs.1500/- (rupees one thousand and five hundred only) as costs to the respondents. The costs have already been paid. Therefore, all these Civil Revision Petitions are allowed and
