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Contempt Application for Injunction Violation

Ramesh has filed a civil suit against several respondents for permanent injunction, claiming they have disobeyed a court order that restrains them from interfering with his possession of a disputed property. Despite the court's interim order, the respondents allegedly continued to disrupt Ramesh's possession by throwing garbage and cow dung on the site. Ramesh seeks contempt proceedings against the respondents, requesting their property be attached and for them to be detained in civil imprisonment for three months for their actions.
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Contempt Application for Injunction Violation

Ramesh has filed a civil suit against several respondents for permanent injunction, claiming they have disobeyed a court order that restrains them from interfering with his possession of a disputed property. Despite the court's interim order, the respondents allegedly continued to disrupt Ramesh's possession by throwing garbage and cow dung on the site. Ramesh seeks contempt proceedings against the respondents, requesting their property be attached and for them to be detained in civil imprisonment for three months for their actions.
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IN THE COURT OF SH.

HARSH KUMAR SINGH, CJ (JD),


AMBALA.

Ramesh S/o Sh. Dharam Singh, R/o Village


Bichpari, Tehsil & District Ambala.
..... Applicant
V E R S U S
1. Nasib Singh S/o Sh. Nikka Ram
2. Mam Chand S/o Sh. Ram Sawroop
3. Mangat Ram S/o Sh. Rammu
4. Najma W/o Sh. Mangat Ram
5. Gurmailo W/o Sh. Nasib Singh

..... Respondents
In Re:- Civil Suit no. _____ of 2013
for permanent injunction

Application under order 39 rule 2-A


C.P.C. for initiating contempt
proceedings against the respondents
and attaching the property of them and
also detaining them in civil
imprisonment for a term of three
months for causing disobedience of
order of this Hon’ble Court.

Sir,

It is respectfully submitted as under:-


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1- That the above referred case is pending


before this Hon’ble court and is fixed on
date 05.08.2015.

2- That applicant-plaintiff aggrieved with the


threatened act of Gram Panchayat, Bichpari,
filed a suit for permanent injunction
restraining the Gram Panchayat from
forcibility dispossessing the applicant and
interfering in the peaceful possession of
the applicant over the site in dispute owned
and possessed by him.

3- That finding a prima facie case in favour of


applicant this Hon’ble Court was pleased to
pass and order of restraining the defendant
from interfering in the suit property except
in due course of law vide order dated
28.06.2013. This interim order was extended
up to date and is still in force.

4- That the respondent who are desperate type


of person and have no regard for the law and
the order of this Hon’ble Court have tried
to interfere into the possession of the
applicant-plaintiff at the instance of
Sarpanch of Gram Panchayat Bichpari. In the
last week of May, 2015, they started
throwing garbage and cow dung in the suit
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property as is shown in the photographs


attached herewith.

5- That the applicant-plaintiff have perused


the order of this Hon’ble Court to the
respondents but they did not desisted from
their illegal Act and shouted such like
orders cannot stop them from doing their
illegal Act. The applicant-plaintiff them
reported the matter to Police Station Sadar,
Ambala for taking action against the
respondents but the police officials in
collusion with respondents have not even
received the application of the applicant-
plaintiff. Then the applicant-plaintiff have
sent the application through registered AD
Cover on 27.05.2015 but no action was taken
against the respondents.

6- That the respondents have not desisted there


and have made more attempts to interfere
into the possession of the applicant-
plaintiff in the suit land which was averted
by the applicant-plaintiff.

7- That the respondents have done disobedience


to the interim injunction order restraining
the defendant from interfering in the suit
property except in due course of law over
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the suit property and have thus violated the


order of this Hon’ble Court.

8- That in view of the facts and circumstances


narrated above it will be in the interest of
law justice and equity that the property of
the respondents may be attached and they be
detained in civil imprisonment for three
months for committing the contempt of order
of this Hon’ble Court.

It is, therefore, prayed that the


application of the applicant may kindly be
accepted and contempt proceedings may kindly
be initiated against the respondents and the
property of them may kindly be attached and
they be also detained in civil imprisonment
for a term of three months for causing
disobedience of interim order of this
Hon’ble Court in the interest of justice,
law and equity.

Ramesh Applicant
Place :- Ambala City
Dated :-

Through:

Arunim Kathuria
Advocate.

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The applicant seeks legal remedies in the form of initiating contempt proceedings against the respondents. They request that the respondents' property be attached and that the respondents themselves be detained in civil imprisonment for three months. This is sought as a punishment for disobedience of the court's interim order and as a means to uphold the authority of the court and the rule of law .

The applicant took several steps to enforce the interim court order: they attempted to report the respondents’ disregard for the order by contacting the local police. However, the police, allegedly in collusion with the respondents, failed to accept the complaint formally. Subsequently, the applicant sent the complaint through registered mail, yet no action was taken by the authorities. This inaction by the police highlights a significant challenge in enforcing the interim court order, thereby compounding the applicant’s difficulties in protecting their legal rights .

The applicant believes that the respondents have shown contempt for the court's authority by willfully disregarding the interim injunction that was meant to prevent them from interfering with the plaintiff's possession of the disputed property. The respondents' actions, such as throwing debris into the property and proclaiming that legal orders cannot deter their conduct, signify a blatant disrespect for the court's ruling. This deliberate non-compliance reflects their disregard for the legal process and the authority of the court .

The applicant rationalizes the necessity for attaching the respondents' property as a punitive and preventive measure. This legal action is posited to serve dual purposes: firstly, as a deterrent to the respondents and others from further violating court orders, and secondly, as a tangible repercussion for their deliberate contempt. By proposing property attachment, the applicant aims to reinforce the seriousness of court orders and emphasize the consequences of non-compliance to preserve the court's authority and protect the applicant’s legal rights .

The applicant suggests that the respondents’ conduct undermines the integrity of the judicial process. By openly defying a court order, the respondents not only challenge the authority of the court but also compromise the legal safeguards designed to maintain order and justice in civil disputes. Such actions, if left unchecked, could set a precedent that diminishes respect for legal proceedings, potentially leading to broader implications for the efficacy and authority of judicial systems in enforcing law and justice .

The local Gram Panchayat is implicated as a motivating force behind the respondents' actions. The applicant alleges that the respondents acted at the instance of the Sarpanch, indicating that the Gram Panchayat's leadership may have encouraged or facilitated actions interfering with the applicant's possession of the disputed property. This involvement adds a layer of complexity to the proceedings, as it suggests a broader community-based support or influence behind the respondents’ contemptuous behavior, further complicating the legal and social dynamics of enforcing the court's directive .

The applicant-plaintiff argues that the respondents have violated the interim order by ignoring the court's injunction that restrained them from interfering with the suit property. The respondents continued to engage in activities that disturbed the plaintiff’s possession, such as throwing garbage and cow dung onto the property. Furthermore, they expressed disregard for the court's authority, suggesting that legal orders would not prevent their actions, thereby directly contravening the court's directive intended to protect the plaintiff's rights until the final resolution of the case .

The applicant presents photographic evidence that purportedly captures the respondents’ actions of interfering with the property by throwing garbage and cow dung onto it. This evidence is intended to substantiate the claim that the respondents violated the interim injunction order by physically encroaching upon the applicant's possession of the area, thereby undermining the court’s directive .

The legal grounds for initiating contempt proceedings against the respondents are based on their deliberate disobedience of an interim injunction order issued by the court. The court had passed an order restraining the respondents from interfering with the plaintiff's possession of the disputed property, except through legal channels. Despite being aware of the court's order, the respondents allegedly disregarded it by interfering with the plaintiff's possession, as implied by their actions of throwing garbage and cow dung on the property and making multiple attempts to interfere further. Such actions demonstrate a lack of respect for the judicial process, justifying contempt proceedings to uphold the authority of the court .

The applicant's advocate seeks to strengthen the case against the respondents by presenting a well-documented chronology of events that underscores the respondents' continuous and deliberate disregard for the court’s orders. By providing photographic evidence alongside detailing the respondents’ actions and their dismissive remarks about the court order, the advocate builds a narrative of intentional defiance. Additionally, by highlighting the complicity of local authorities with the respondents and the attempts to legally serve complaints, the advocate exemplifies the audacity of the respondents' contempt, bolstering the argument for severe punitive measures .

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