JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Rule made returnable forthwith. Heard the matter finally by consent of the
learned counsels appearing for the parties.
(2.) The petitioners are the owners of land Survey No. 624, whereas respondent No.7 is the owner of land
Survey No. 623. It is not in dispute that respondent No.7 has
started a school in land Survey No. 623 and the claim before
the Tahsildar was in respect of removal of obstruction/
opening of Government road flowing from North to South
from Survey No. 624 belonging to the petitioners. The
Tahsildar rejected this application under Section 5 of the
Mamlatdar Courts' Act by an order dated 10.06.2015,
whereas in revision under Section 23(2) of the Mamlatdar
Coruts' Act, the Sub Divisional Officer, Khamgaon has set
aside the order of Tahsildar on 20.06.2016, directing the
petitioners to remove the obstruction created in the
Government road flowing from his field Survey No. 624.
Hence, this writ petition by the original nonapplicants.
(3.) The fact that there existed a Government road flowing from North to South from the field Survey No. 624 is
not in dispute and this is also the finding recorded by the
Tahsildar, who rejected the application. The Tahsildar in his
order further observed that such road stops at the end of
Survey No. 624 on the southern side and there is nothing to
connect this road to Survey No. 623 belonging to respondent
No.7. The finding is based upon the spot inspection
conducted on 10.06.2015 by the Naib Tahsildar himself, who
passed the order. The Sub Divisional Officer in exercise of
his revisional jurisdiction records a finding that the
Government road joins field Survey No. 623 belonging to
respondent No.7.;
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