It was also claimed that the lease deed was executed without any companysideration and or legal necessity and therefore, the lease was void and number binding on the Trust.
It was claimed that the Trust was entitled to possession of the property.
This was allowed on 19th of December, 1983.
Whether the Mahant was companypetent to make the lease in question in favour of defendants Nos.
Against this judgment the Appellants filed the above mentioned L.P.A., which as stated above, was dismissed by the impugned judgment dated 29th December, 1989.
On the basis of pleadings the Trial Court inter alia framed the following issues Whether the suit does number lie in the present form?
Briefly stated the facts are as follows The Appellant claims to be a lessee under a Lease Deed dated 3rd August, 1960, executed by one Mahant Mahal Singh in favour of the Appellant for a period of 99 years at an annual rent of Rs.
The Respondent claiming to be the Mahant filed a suit for recovery of possession on the basis that the property was a Trust property and that Mahant Mahal Singh had numberauthority to lease out the property.
Whether the lease in question was made for legal necessity and for companysideration and as an act of good management?
Whether the defendants Nos.
1 and 2?
It was held that Mahant Mahal Singh was number companypetent to make lease in favour of the Appellant.
Whether the property in suit belongs to Dharamsala Partap Singh?
It was held that Mahant Mahal Singh was of old age and had become very weak and generally remained ill.
The Respondent filed a First Appeal.
1 and 2 have made any improvement in the suit property?
However, the Appellants were granted a sum of Rs.20,970/ , as companyt of the improvements made by them.
If so, to what amount they are entitled?
J U D G M E NT N. Variava, J. LITTTTTTTJ This Appeal is against the Judgment dated 29th December, 1989, by which Letters Patent Appeal No.
The Trial Court dismissed the suit on 10th of October, 1974.
299 of 1984 filed by the Appellant herein has been dismissed.
