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V CHINNA SRISAILAM YADAV v. VIJAYA BANK
r,oRIGlNAIit sA2looF2ors BEFORE THE DEBTS RECOVERY TRIBUNAL-I HYDERBAD PRESENT: .SRI R. MALLIKARJUNA, MBA, LLB.'
PRESIDING OFFICER,
S.A. No.210 OF 2018
DATE OF DELIVERY OF ORDER .20.04.2019
Mr. V. Chinna Srisailam Yadav, S/o Lsate V. Mallaiah,
R/o H.No.8-3-229lS/3/5.
Yousufguda Check Post,
Hyderabad -45.
.. . Applicant -Versus-
1. The Manager, Vijaya Bank, Asset Recovery Management Branch, Door No.103 and 104, First Floor, Babukhan Estate, Basheerbagh, Hyderabad - 500 045.
2. M/s. Aadhya lndustries Rep. by its partners Mr. Bharthveer Kothuru and Mrs. Sarala Kothuru, B-1 , lndustrial Estate, Balanagar, Hyderabad - 500 037.
3. BharathveerKothuru, S/o K. Seethaiah, R/o H No.1 0-2-28711 , F.No.409, A. Block, Vi.jaya Towers,
Shanthinagar,
Hyderabad - 500 028. a-
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4. Mrs. Sarala Kothuru, Wo Bharathveer Kothuru, RJo H.No.10-2-28711, F.No.409, A. Block, Vijaya Towers,
Shanthinagar,
Hyderabad - 500 028. ... Respondents.
Counsel for the Applicant : - ... Sri D Vijendra Kishore Counsel forthe Respondent No. 1- ... Sri E. Madan MohanRao Counsel for the Respondent No.2to4 ... Exparte
ORDER
1. The Applicant filed the present Securitisation Application Under Section 17 of SARFAESI Act, 2002 assailing the sale held on 08.11.2018 in pursuance of sale notice dated 29.09.2018 issued by the respondent bank against the Securitisation Application scheduled property.
2. The case of the applicant in brief,is that, the applicant is a third party to the proceedings issued by the respondent bank. The applicant submitted that he is the absolute owner and possessor of the land to the extent of Ac.o.14 gts. ln Sy No 150 part situated at Donthanapally village of Shankarapally Mandal of Ranga Reddy District purchased for a sale consideration of Rs.5.OO lakhs vide sale agreement daied 06.09.2016. The €"
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sA 210 0F2018 Applicant further submits that the land is covered underG O. Ms.No.111 dated 31.03.1994 as the land comes undera catchment area where 90% of the land shall be usedfor agricultural purpose only which will not be used for any commercial activity and the Securitization Proceedings will not apply to Agricultural Land. He further submits that originally land admeasuring Ac.21.24 gts. in Sy.No.150, 162 and163 from Sri Dharani Buchhaiya in the name of Mr. K. Jaya Prakash Ram who is elder brother of the Respondent No.3. Subsequently, the above said extent was distributed in between 2 brothers vide Family Settlement Agreement dated
06.08.1 984.
The applicant further submits that while things stood thus,on 16.10.2018 various unknown people visited the Application Schedule Property and revealed that they are intended to purchase the property in an auction going to be held on 24.10.2018 and the notice of auction is published inNews Paper "The Hans lndia" on 29.09.2018. After coming toknow by the news paper publication and also the default made by the respondent no.2 to respondent bank, it is found bythe
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sA 210 0F2018 applicant that the property proposed for auction is in different survey number i.e., Sy.No 163 whereas the Application Schedule Property is in Sy.No.150. lmmediatelyon 17 .10.2018, the applicant through his Advocate got published a Caution Notice in HANS lndia News Paper cautioningthe General Public not to deal with the Application Schedule Property, since there is a boundary dispute. The applicant further submits that without conducting a proper and authenticated survey and fixing of boundaries of the landsin Sy.No.150 and Sy.No.163 of Donthanapally village, it would not be appropriate to proceed further by conducting auction of the property. The applicant further submits that hehas an apprehension that the respondent bank may proceed totake physical possession and conduct the auction of the Application Schedule Property which will lead to great financial loss tothe applicant.
3. Per contra, it is the submission of the 1"t RespondentBank that the S.A. filed by the Applicant is not maintainable asthe Applicant admittedly is not aggrieved by the Sale ofthe property but he is alleging that in the guise oftaking possession
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sA 210 0F 2018 of the property proposed for sale, the Respondents are trying to interfere in the possession of the property of the Applicant. It is false to state that the respondent bank is trying to take physical possession of the property of the Applicant to the extent of 0.14 guntas in S.No.150 instead of taking property belonging to the Respondent No.4 in S.No.163/E. It is further submitted that admittedly the auction waswith respect to the property of the Respondent No.4 and as such the Applicant cannot seek relief for stalling the proceeding under Securitization Act, having admitted that his property is distinct from the property sold under the auction.
It is further submitted that the Applicant is challenging on an apprehension that the Respondents may take the physical possession of his alleged land in the guise of SecuritizationAct, without any basis or any proof. lt is submitted that the Applicant claiming to be owner of the adjacent property has filed the present S.A. without any proof to show that the answering Respondent has initiated the measures underthe Act to take the physical possession. lt is submitted that asper
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sA 210 0F2018 the pleadings of the Applicant, admittedly the Applicant is no way concerned with the property put to auction bythe answering Respondent and further the S.A. is filed on an apprehension that the property of the Applicant may be taken over, which is baseless. There is no proof to supportthe contention of the Applicant that the Property of the Applicant will be taken over by the answering Respondent. It is further submitted by the respondent bank that the relief of the Applicant to set aside the proposed action of the answering Respondent No.1 is itself not maintainable. lnfact the Applicant is not challenging any measure but seeking a restraint order from this Hon'ble Tribunal apprehending an actionin furtherance of the sale proceedings. The Applicant is also not aggrieved by the sale proceeding asper the relief sought by the Applicant. With these submissions, 1"1 Respondent Bank sought for dismissal of the SA.
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4. Now the point that arise for considerationis Whether the Applicant made out any valid ground for quashing the action taken by the Respondent Bank against the schedule propefty under the provisions of the SARFAESI Act. The Applicant has an apprehension that the Respondents may proceed to take the physical possession ofthe property contrary to the law without followingthe procedure laid down under thelaw.
Per Contra, the Respondent No.1 submits thatthe Applicant is challenging on an apprehension thatthe Respondents may take the physical possession ofhis alleged land in the guise of Securitization Act, withoutany basis or any proof. lt is submitted that as per the pleadings, the Applicant is no way concerned withthe property put to auction by the answering Respondent' There is no proof to support the contention ofthe
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sA 210 0F2018 The Applicant is challenging the SARFAESI Measures takenby the Respondent Bank and filed the present S.A. merely on the apprehension that Respondent No.1 is trying to take physical possession of the property belonging to the applicant' However, no documents filed to support his apprehension' Respondent Bank categorically submitted that they are in no way concerned with the SA Schedule property, which is distinct from the property sold in auction and no cause of action arises on mere apprehension of proposed auction'
6. ln view of the above discussion, I find that the Applicant failed to make any valid grounds to set aside SARFAESI measures'
7. ln the result, SA fails and hereby dismissed'
8. Communicate a copy of this order to the parties concerned' ( Dictated to P.A., transcribed by him, corrected, signed and pronounced by me in the open Court on this the 2oth day of April, 2019 )
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( R, MALLIKARJUNA )
Presiding Officer.
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