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When can a person, who being not the owner is dispossessed of immovable property recover possession thereof ? (5 marks)
What causes of action can be joined without the leave of the court, to a suit for recovery of immovable property? (10 Marks)
What are the de-merits of testamentary disposition of property? While answering, keep in mind particularly the rights of vulnerable persons in the family. (10 Marks)
A had given his building to B on rent. B opened his office in that building. B shifted his office to some other place due to fire in that building. However at the time of his shifting, his lease had already expired. B files a suit for possession of the building under the Act on the ground that the lease was renewable and that he had to shift his office only because of fire in the building. Will the court restore the possession of the building to B? (10 Marks)
A dealer of the Hindustan petroleum took on lease some premises for a period of ten years. On the expiry of lease period, the landlord refused to review the lease. After giving notice to quit, he filed a suit for eviction of his tenant. However, the tenant continued in possession of the suit property and paid the rent regularly. The landlord accepted the rent under protest. He also made it clear that the money being paid by the tenant would be adjusted against the damages which the tenant is liable to pay for wrongful possession of the suit property. Under the circumstances, the tenant took the plea that he has become ‘tenant by holding over’ under section 116 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, inasmuch as the rent is being accepted by the landlord. Decide whether tenant would succeed. (15 Marks)
In a previous suit ‘A’ claiming to be a tenant of certain land from a municipality obtained an ex parte decree against the municipality only. ‘B’ who had obtained lease of the same land from the municipality prior to the institution of such suit was not, however, made a party to that suit. ‘B’ brought a subsequent suit against ‘A’ and the municipality disputing A’s right to
remain on the land and interfere with the construction works. Will the decree passed in favour of ‘A’ operate as res judicata against ‘B’ in the subsequent suit? (10 MARKS)
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