"Aperusalof the photos frledby the petitionerdiscloses over thepremises in questionis in a dilapidated tt.t trr" "i-,i"t"re portions of theroof have alsofallen off a:rd the ".iaiti"o, ""*ain ;;*d;;;";Iit "ioor *"exposed and have rusted'Moreover' the .tt"- t "rre becomedamp due to seepageof water' Over alf it ;pp;; A"-Gcturehis become weakand is not in a habitable condition.Further,asseenfromtheplaintschedulepropertyin O.S.-il. 13of 2OO7, the subject propertyis only one. of the items ti"tea rorpartition Thus'as rightlv contended #;;;;6;ii.rns counsel for thepetitioner'there are other ilA-"-i;;;"J pi"p".,i"" suflicientlyavailable inorder tocompensatethe I""io"a""t No.7 in clseshe succeeds in the suit filed by her' The ""iii" of the year 2OO7arrd it may take many yea-rs before the ;;i,;; i" Iinjlysettled.It is madiclear that ar,y construction *"a" UV ,lr"petition.rshaltbe subject to the resuit of O S No' 13 .i zobT'p""al"gbeforethe Court and in case' the respondentNo 7 """"*a"and itre suit is decreed,the petitionersha11 not clarm arly equitieswith respect to the cost of court The petitioneras *1il "" tfr" respondentNo. 7 can alwaysworkout their equitiesin tfr. suit incasethe same is decreedin favour of respondentNo 7' fir" fact that therespondent No.7 is residing in Singaporeis also not denied. Thepetitioner cannot be expectedto stay 1n an uninhabitablebuiidingmerelyon the ground that the sa-rd building is subjectmatterof the pending suit' In X' Pavan Raj v' M.C.H.-Rep. by itsCommissloner(2008 (1) APLJ2 (HC))'at para 20, this Court hasheldas under:-