M/S Hardat Rai Parshotam Dass & Anr vs M/S Roop Lal & Sons & Ors

ik-117887989 Delhi High Court 27 November 2024 • 23 min read

Judges (1)

Purushaindra Kumar Kaurav Delivered

Counsel (4)

Hritiv Chaudhary Counsel Appellant Naveen Grover Counsel Appellant Sahil Agarwal Counsel Appellant Varun Goswami Counsel Appellant

Parties (8)

Hardat Rai Parshotam Dass Appellant Roop Lal & Sons Respondent Divya Arora Respondent Mamta Kochar Respondent Parveen Singla Appellant Rama Arora Respondent Sidhi Nandwani Respondent Sunita Rani Respondent

Case Significance

M/S Hardat Rai Parshotam Dass & Anr vs M/S Roop Lal & Sons & Ors is a Delhi High Court decision dated November 27, 2024 (citation: ik-117887989). A second appeal under Section 100 CPC where the appellant challenged the lower courts' finding that a deed in respect of a shop at Lahori Gate, Delhi, was a license (not a lease), entitling the respondents to possession. The Court found that both courts below had correctly appreciated the evidence and the material on record in concluding the deed was a license, and the finding was neither perverse nor arbitrary. The appeal was dismissed as no substantial question of law arose for adjudication The case was heard by Justice Purushaindra Kumar Kaurav. Counsel appearing: Hritiv Chaudhary (counsel for appellant), Naveen Grover (counsel for appellant), Sahil Agarwal (counsel for appellant), Varun Goswami (counsel for appellant).

Summary

A second appeal under Section 100 CPC where the appellant challenged the lower courts' finding that a deed in respect of a shop at Lahori Gate, Delhi, was a license (not a lease), entitling the respondents to possession. The Court found that both courts below had correctly appreciated the evidence and the material on record in concluding the deed was a license, and the finding was neither perverse nor arbitrary. The appeal was dismissed as no substantial question of law arose for adjudication.

What was the outcome of M/S Hardat Rai Parshotam Dass & Anr vs M/S Roop Lal & Sons & Ors?

A second appeal under Section 100 CPC where the appellant challenged the lower courts' finding that a deed in respect of a shop at Lahori Gate, Delhi, was a license (not a lease), entitling the respon...

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