Question

A files a petition for eviction under the Delhi Rent Control Act, 1958 against ‘B’ before the Court of the Additional Rent Controller. ‘C’ thereafter files a suit in the Court of the Civil Judge for declaration that it is infect he i.e. ‘C’ who is tenant in the premises under and alleging that ‘A’ has intentionally instituted the petition against ‘B’ who is in collusion with ‘A’, to obtain an eviction order and to in execution thereof in fact evict ‘C’ from the premises. ‘C’ along with the said suit also files an application for interim injection to restrain ‘A’ from proceeding further with the eviction petition in the Court of the Additional Rent Controller:

A files a petition for eviction under the Delhi Rent Control Act, 1958 against ‘B’ before the Court of the Additional Rent Controller. ‘C’ thereafter files a suit in the Court of the Civil Judge for declaration that it is infect he i.e. ‘C’ who is tenant in the premises under and alleging that ‘A’ has intentionally instituted the petition against ‘B’ who is in collusion with ‘A’, to obtain an eviction order and to in execution thereof in fact evict ‘C’ from the premises. ‘C’ along with the said suit also files an application for interim injection to restrain ‘A’ from proceeding further with the eviction petition in the Court of the Additional Rent Controller:

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Option A: C’ is entitled to such interim injunction
Option B: C’ is not entitled to such interim injunction
Option C: The two proceedings are to be clubbed for trial together
Option D: The suit filed by ‘C’ is misconceived and liable to be rejected

Correct Answer

Option: b

Explanation

Order 39 CPC. ‘C’ is not entitled unless he is made a party.

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