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High Court of TripuraRSA/44/2012allowed

Manju Sengupta v. Sukrit Bhowmik And ANR

2015-03-19Hon'Ble Mr. Justice S. Talapatra8 pages

INTHEHIGHCOURTOFTRIPURA AGARTALA R.S.A.No.44of2012 Smt.ManjuSengupta,  

 

         

    

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            2+   7 In the present case, the respondent has not put forward the details of the alleged oral agreementandhasnotputforwardtheexact date, time, place and even she did not disclose the name of the third person in the plaint as well as in her examinationFinFchief in whose presence the alleged agreement took place. It is settled principal that very obviouspurposethenameofpersonwasnot mentioned in her plaint as well as in her examinationFinFchief so that tutored/stock witness may be procured subsequently to give evidence on behalf of such party like parrotfashion.Butitishappenedinthiscase.

 As per para 5 of examinationFinFchief, the respondent (plaintiff), respondent came to Agartala with her son and another and gave Rs.1 Lac in cash to the mother of the appellant No.1 in presence of some persons. No where the name of another person was disclosed who accompanied the respondent and her son at the relevant time of alleged transaction.

 

 the name of some persons who remained present at the time of transaction. The respondent examined PW.3 who represents the another person. Here, as per plaint and depositionofPW.1,theexistenceofPW.3as another person at the time of alleged transaction is purely manufactured afterthought.PW.3 isastranger and hasgot nolegtostanduponasanotherperson.Since his specific name was not disclosed by PW.1 inherplaintaswellasinherexaminationFinF chief, undoubtedly, the statement of such strangerwitnesscarriesnoimportance. *

  

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 Accordingly, the plaintiff with her son and another person came to Agartala on 18.03.1998andgaveRs.1,00,000/Fincashto themotherofthedefendantNo.1inpresence ofsomepersonsandthemoneywasreceived by the mother of the defendant No.1 who handed over the same to her son, defendant No.1 forcountingandherson aftercounting found the amount to be Rs.1,00,000/F and received the same. The mother of the defendant No.1 also received 5 bhories of gold ornaments in an ornament box and handed it over to her son who received both the money and the gold ornaments. The defendant No.

 

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