JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Heard Shri B. Q. Siddiqui, learned counsel for the petitioners, Shri Udai
Bhan Pandey, learned counsel for the respondent and perused the record.
Facts in brief of the present case are that in a proceeding for allotment of
patta, Khata No.294 having plot nos.357 total area 0.158 hectare and plot no.488
total area 0.129 hectarer recorded in the revenue record as Banjar land. In the
year 2000, opposite party no.3 executed a patta of plot no.357 area 0.100 hectare
in favour of the petitioner no.1 and plot no.357 area 0.058 hectare in favour of
petitioner no.2 in accordance with law for the agricultural purposes.
(2.) As per version of the petitioners, the said pattas of the land were duly approved by Sub Divisional Officer by order dated 04.05.2000. Since then, the
petitioners are in possession over the pattas of the land which was granted in
their favour.
On 14.08.2001, opposite party no.5 filed a suit under Section 198 (4) of
U. P. Z. A. & L. R. Act for cancellation of patta of land in dispute before the
opposite party no.2. Thereafter, opposite party no.2 called the report from the
Tehsildar regarding the genuiness of patta executed in favour of the petitioners.
On 04.12.2001, Tehsildar submitted his report. After submitting the report by the
Tehsildar, petitioners filed their written objections to which opposite party no.5
filed reply against the same. On 20.05.2010, petitioners moved an application
with the prayer to call for fresh report regarding the possession of the petitioners
over the land in dispute. However, without considering the same, vide order
dated 31.12.2010, learned Additional Collector has cancelled the patta of the
land in dispute of the petitioners which were allotted to them.
(3.) Aggrieved by the same, petitioner filed revision along with an application for stay before the opposite party no.1, dismissed by order dated 26.03.2012,
under challenge in the present writ petition.;
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