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    OFFICE OF THE MUKHTIARKAR AND CITY SURVEY OFFICE SHIKARPUR

    ORDER

    As per the order of Honourable Court of First Senior Civil Judge Shikarpur Passed in

    Judgement dated 25-11-2009 in F.C suit no.73/2009 filed by Mst. Irshad Begum &

    Other v/s Nazir Ahmed & Others. The suit Property viz: shop C.S:No.12/348measuring 15.3 squire yards was auctioned & following were participated in open

    auction dated 26-07-2010. The bid of Mr. Umer Daraz S/O Abdul Majeed Mahar was

    accepted as the Highest Bid.

    S. # Name In Full C.N.I.C Bid Offered

    Rs:

    1. Mr. Atteeq Rehman S/O

    Wazir Ali Abro 43304-05910035-5 600000/=

    2. Mr. Athar Hussain Shah S/oFazal Hussain Shah 43304-1089385-3 620000/=

    3. Hafiz Mazhar Hussain Siddiqi S/OHafiz Abdul Sattar Siddiqui 43304-3483843-3 620000/=

    4. Mohammad Khan S/OHaji Khan Odho 43304-6204084-5 620000/=

    5. Nabi BUx S/O Samano Bhutto 43304-5827657-3 650000/=

    6. Shahid Hussain S/OKarim Bux Bhutto 43304-4511963-1 650000/=

    7. Aqeel Ahmed S/O Qamaruddin Dayo 43304-60728756-7 650000/=

    8. Shahid HussainS/O Amanullah Shaikh 43304-8557295-5 650000/=

    9. Imran Ahmed BhuttoS/O Mohd. Safar Bhutto 43304-0472520-1 660000/=

    10. QamaruddinS/O Salih Solangi 43304-4329386-1 660000/=

    11. AbdulsalamS/O Saeed Ahmed Hakro 43304-0980788-9 660000/=

    12. Syed Mehar Hussain Shah 43304-9800592-3 660000/=

    13. Faheem AhmedS/O Nabi bux Ali Dayo 43304-1034558-9 670000/=

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    14. Imtiaz Ali S/O Ghulam Nabi 43304-3169715-7 670000/=

    15. Anwar Ali S/O Mohd Murad 43301-0999893-5 670000/=

    16. Parwaiz Ahmed S/o Bashir Ahmed 43301-7165421-9 670000/=

    17. Ghzanffer Ali Shah 43304-9019682-5 670000/=

    18. Syed Muzaffer Hussain Shah 43304-4172432-5 680000/=

    19. Wasand Khan S/O Allah Dino Shar 43304-9685140-3 680000/=

    20. Jinsar S/O Shahbuddin Bhutto 43304-4835363-9 680000/=

    21. Saddaruddin Jeho 43304-5329936-1 680000/=

    22. Shehzad Jeho Abro 43304-2157705-9 680000/=

    23. Gulzar AhmedS/OMohd. Bachal Abbasi 43304-0596260-1 690000/=

    24. Wajid Ali S/O Sher Khan Abro 43304-2339521-1 690000/=

    25. Umer Daraz S/o Abdul Majeed Mahar 43304-6760533-9 700000/=

    MUKHTIRAKAR AND CITYSURVEY OFFICER SHIKARPUR

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    IN THE COURT OF FIRST SENIOR CIVIL JUDGE SHIKARPUR

    F.C SUIT NO. 105 OF 2010.

    1. Notan Das S/0 Lashaman Das_________________Plaintiff.

    2. V/S P.O Sindh and others _________________defendants.

    PARA WISE COMMENTS

    Comments

    The plaintiff begs to submit as under:

    1. That no suit of like nature in respect of

    same subject matter has been filed by the

    plaintiff prior to this.

    2. That the shop bearing C.S No 12/348

    situated in Bhittai Bazar Shikarpur herein

    after referred to as the shop in suit is

    within the jurisdiction of this Honourable

    court.

    3. That the shop in suit originally belonged

    to one Dost Mohammad and after his

    death it was inherited by his sons and

    daughters along his widow and C.S

    Record was accordingly mutated in their

    favour. (Attested Photo copy is attached

    and marked as annexure A).

    4. that the eldest S/o Dost Mohammad

    Namely raja Bashir Ahmed had let out the

    shop in suit to the plaintiff under return

    agreement dated 09-06-1998 and amount

    of 40000/= was received by Raja Bashir

    Ahmed from Plaintiff as security deposit

    which was payable to the Plaintiff at the

    time of delivery of said shop to the

    owners. (Attested Photo state copy of

    Contents

    1.This is for Honourable Court

    2.This is for Honourable Court

    3.It is fact that shop bearing No.12/348 is the

    property of Dost Mohammad Daudpota and

    after his death the same property transferred

    in the names of legal heirs of diseased

    4. It is for the petitioner to prove.

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    annexure B).

    5. That the co-sharer / landlord of the shop

    in suit namely Raja Bashir Ahmed had

    been collecting rent from the Plaintiff till

    he was alive and after his death the

    defendant No.3 Ali Ahmed who happens

    to the cousin of deceased Raja Bashir

    Ahmed or otherwise a near relative of the

    co-owners of the shop in the suit started

    collecting rent from the applicant

    regularly.

    6. That it is hereby submitted that lady co-

    owners of the shop in suit namely Mst.Irshad Begum D/O Dost Mohammad and

    her mother Mst. Wazeer Khatoon Wd/O

    Dost Mohammad filed a civil suit being

    F.C. suit 73/09 against other co-owners

    namely Nazeer Ahmed and others for

    partition and permanent injunction which

    was disposed off by this Honourable

    court vide judgement dated 25-11-2009

    directing Mukhtiarkar / City Survey Officer

    Shikarpur to make partition of the shop in

    between the plaintiffs and defendants of

    that suit being legal heirs of late Dost

    Mohammad and if it can not be

    partitioned then the Mukhtiarkar / City

    Survey officer Shikarpur shall sale the

    shop in question through auction and the

    sale price be distributed in between all

    the legal heirs of deceased Dost

    Mohammad (Attested photocopy of

    judgement is attached herewith and

    marked as annexure C).

    7. That the defendant No.2 Mukhtiarkar /

    City Survey Officer Shikarpur issued a

    5. It is for the petitioner to prove.

    6.It is fact that F.C suit No.73/2009 filed by

    the Mst. Irshad Begum and Others V/SNazeer Ahmed and Others and in the same

    suit your Honourable Court passed judgment

    on 25-11-2009 and directed to undersigned

    to partition the suit property between the

    plaintiff defendants and further ordered if the

    suit property not partitioned same should be

    sold through open auction and sale price

    distributed between the legal heirs of

    deceased Dost Mohammad the same

    property was auctioned in sum of

    Rs:700000/= Seven Lacs to the highest

    bidder Umer Daraz Mahar on 26-07-2010:-

    Open auction.

    7. It is corrected.

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    notice to the plaintiff in the month of

    February 2010 informing the plaintiff that

    he has been authorized to auction the

    shop in suit with further direction to the

    plaintiff not to make payment of rent to

    any body as auction proceedings would

    be taken by him (Attested photocopy of

    notice is attached and marked as

    annexure D).

    8. That there after no auction proceedings

    were held at the site of shop in suit thickly

    commercial bhitai bazaar Shikarpur in

    presence of plaintiff but appears thatauction was held secretly in the office of

    Mukhtiarkar where the defendent no-05

    Umer Daraz Mahar was held to be

    auction purchaser.

    8.The open auction was held in the premises

    of my office in which 25 persons participated

    and bid of the Umer Daraz Mahar was

    accepted as the highest bid and cash wasreceived and amounting to Rs:350000/= on

    same date and time and a cheque No.

    530347 of A/C No. 1557-7 of remaining

    amount Rs:350000/= also received and

    further the highest bidder deposited

    remaining received cash on 28-07-2010 and

    the cheque was cancelled on the same date

    an amount of Rs:140000/= was paid to the

    plaintiff through his attorney as per their

    shares as under:

    1. Mst. Wazir Khatoon W/O Dost

    Mohammad Daudpoto 12 paisas

    Rs:84000/=

    2. Mst. Irshad Begum D/O Dost

    Mohammad 8 Paisas Rs:56000/=

    After few days Rs:88854/= also paid

    to their legal heirs viz: defendants Late

    Raja Bashir Ahmed 16 Paisas in his

    legal heirs as under:

    1. Fayaz Ahmed S/O Bashir Ahemd

    Rs:32854/=

    2. Mst. Firdos D/O Raja Bashir Ahmed

    Rs:16424/=

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    9.That it is respectfully submitted that theword auction will mean and include initiating

    after proceeding openly so that no of persons

    may participated and the highest bidder

    amongst the participant is given the property

    through proper auction in order to fetch the

    highest amount of property being auctioned.

    In the present case the so called auction is

    illegal void- ab initio, without jurisdiction

    having no legal effect and nullity in law as

    there was every possibility of plaintiff to

    participate in auction proceedings in order to

    get a shop in suit his name being already in

    lawful possession and enjoyment

    10. That it is only on 27-07-2010 when the

    defendant no-05 and 06 disclosed that the

    have purchased the shop in suit through

    auction and attempted to take forcible

    possession of shop in suit but could not

    succeed due to timely intervention of

    notables of business community of bhitai

    bazaar Shikarpur.

    11. That at the time of being un-successful to

    take over possession of the shop in suit the

    3. Mst. Roshan W/o Raja Bashir Ahmed

    Rs:6720/=

    4. Mohammad Aijaz S/O Raja Bashir

    Ahmed Rs:32854/=

    The remaining amount Rs: 471146/= is

    balance for distribution among the legal heirs

    deceased Dost Mohammad. All were called

    but till to date they not appeared for receiving

    their shares.

    9. The auction was properly made openly in

    my office and 25 persons participated andshop was sold to highest bidder.

    10. It is in fact the namely Notan Das

    submitted application on the date of auction

    in which he requested that he has given

    advance Rs: 40000/= to one late Raja Bashir

    Ahmed Daudpota and further requested he

    has spent Rs: 20000/= on the shop

    (decoration) so he may be given Rs: 60000/=

    from present owner.

    11. It is for plaintiff to prove.

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    defendants No.05 & 06 issued threats that

    incase the plaintiff did not vacate the shop in

    suit on or before 31 July 2010 defendant 05

    & 06 would certainly occupy the shop in suit

    by force and show of terror and the articles

    lying their in would be thrown out and or they

    would put their lock on the door of shop in

    suit.

    12.That the plaintiff apprehends his forcible

    dispossession from the shop in suit by the

    defendants No.05 & 06 by putting their locks

    upon the locks already put their on by the

    plaintiff and such an eventuality is very muchimminent and impending.

    13. That the defendants 05 & 06 have

    absolutely no right dispossess plaintiff.

    Consequently unless the defendants No.05&

    06 or restrained by the Honourable court

    from the doing of above illegal act, the

    plaintiff highly pre-judiced & shall suffer an

    irreparable injury.

    14.That the cause of action arose to the

    plaintiff to file the present suit on 27-07-2010

    when the defendants 05 & 06 for the first

    time disclosed that the defendant 05 has

    purchased the shop in suit in auction an

    attempted to dispossess the plaintiff from

    shop in suit but could not succeed and went

    away by giving clear threats to the plaintiff to

    vacate the shop in suit and to take away

    articles lying in it on or before 31 July 2010

    failing which the defendants 05 & 06 would

    take over possession of shop in suit by force

    and would throw the articles lying in it or they

    would put their own lock on the locks of the

    plaintiff already put on the door of shop in

    12. It is for plaintiff to prove.

    13. It is for plaintiff to prove.

    14. No comments.

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    suit and the cause of action has still

    remained accruing each day their after being

    continuing one.

    15. That the suit for purpose of court fee and

    jurisdiction is valued at 400/= for declaration

    and at Rs: 400/= for P. Injunction on which

    no court fee requires to be paid.

    16. That this Honourable court has

    jurisdiction to try the suit.

    17. That the plaintiff therefore prays this

    Honourable Court to pass judgment and

    decree as under

    a. To declare that the auctionproceeding held by defendant No.02

    or illegal vide-ab initio, without lawful

    authority and hence defendant No.05

    can not be termed has lawful auction

    purchaser.

    b. To further declare that the plaintiff

    being in lawful possession since 1998

    has every right to hold the same.

    c. To restrain the defendants No.05 &

    06 from dispossessing the plaintiff by

    force by themselves or through any

    person/agency claiming under them

    and from creating third party interest

    in suit shop.

    d. Costs.

    e. Any other relief.

    15. It is for Honourable court

    16. It is for Honourable court

    17. It is for Honourable court.

    MUKHTIARKAR & CITY SURVEY

    OFFICER SHIKARPUR

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