JUDGEMENT
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(1.) HEARD Sri R.S. Misra for the petitioner and Sri Prabhakar Singh for respondents -5 and 6, Sri Amulya Ratan Srivastava for respondent -
7 and Sri Jeevan Prakash Sharma for respondent -8.
(2.) THIS writ petition has been filed against the order of DDC dated 1.1.2014, passed in chak allotment matters, under U.P. Consolidation of Holdings Act, 1953 (hereinafter referred to as
"the Act").
The dispute between the parties is in respect of allotment of chak on plot no. 116 of village Ramna pargana Dehat Amanat, tahsil
and district Varanasi. Plot nos. 116, 215 and 164 were the original
holdings of the petitioner and his two brothers, namely Lalji and
Bhailal, respondents -7 and 8, respectively. During consolidation,
the petitioner was proposed three chaks, i.e. the first chak was
proposed on plot no. 164, etc. of an area of 0.320 hectare, the
second chak was proposed on plot no. 116, etc. of an area of 0.269
hectare and the third chak was proposed on plot no. 215, etc. of an
area of 0.466 hectare. It is stated that earlier, an objection has been
filed by the petitioner and his two brothers. The CO by order dated
21.6.1999 allowed the objection and according to his demand, the petitioner was allotted chak on plot no. 215/11, taking valuation
from plot no. 116. It appears that in the meantime, for construction
sewage treatment plant by Ganga Pollution Control Unit, the land
of plot no. 215 has been acquired. The petitioner then filed an
objection before the CO u/s 20 of the Act for allotment of chak on
plot no. 116, which has been rejected by the CO by order dated
15.9.2007, on the ground that the chak objection of the petitioner had already been decided and the second objection was not
maintainable.
(3.) THE petitioner filed a revision, i.e. Revision No. 2081/07 against the order dated 15.9.2007, which has been allowed by the DDC by
order dated 11.12.2007 on merit. The order has been challenged by
Bhailal in Writ - B No. 4736/2008, which has been allowed by this
Court by order dated 28.1.2008 and the order of DDC dated
11.12.2007 was set aside and the matter was remanded to the DDC to decide the revision after hearing the affected persons. It is stated
that after remand, the petitioner filed a time -barred appeal on
26.5.2009 against the order dated 21.6.1999, which has been dismissed in default on 20.5.2010. The petitioner then filed a time -
barred revision on 23.2.2010 against the order dated 21.6.1999.
Both the revisions were consolidated and decided by the impugned
order of DDC dated 1.1.2014 and both the revisions have been
dismissed. The DDC has held that earlier the petitioner and his
brothers were given chaks according to their demand and they
were satisfied. It is only when the land of the chak of the petitioner
on plot no. 215 was acquired for the purposes of construction of
sewage treatment plant by Ganga Pollution Control Unit, then he
has filed the fresh objection, concealing the fact of filing of his
previous objection, which has been decided on 21.6.1999 and
thereafter, filed a time -barred revision in the matter. Since the chak
allotment proceeding has already become final in the year 1999, it
was not found appropriate to allow the revisions and the revisions
were dismissed.;
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