JUDGEMENT
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(1.) This writ petition is directed against the order
dtd.8.1.2001 passed by the Single Bench of the Board of Revenue,
Ajmer dismissing revision petition No.63/2000/LR/Jodhpur Smt.
Sundar Devi and ors. V/s Sanwalram and anr. filed by the petitioner
in Camp sitting at Jodhpur at admission stage whereby the learned
Single Member of the Board of Revenue while dealing with the
revision petition filed by the petitioner against the order dtd.5.8.2000
passed by the Additional Divisional Commissioner, Jodhpur deciding
first Mutation appeal No.3/96 UIT V/s LRs. of Durga Ram and ors.
under Section 75 of the Rajasthan Land Revenue Act, 1956 whereby
the learned Additional Divisional Commissioner, Jodhpur set aside
the mutation in favour of the revision petitioner in pursuance of
decree in favour of revision petitioners dtd.30.7.1988 deciding
Revenue Declaration suit under Section 88 and 188 of the Rajasthan
Tenancy Act, which was filed on 23.9.1985 for declaration and
injunction against the State Government.
(2.) The Additional Divisional Commissioner held that
Tehildar while entering mutation in favour of the petitioners in
pursuance of decree of the Revenue Court dtd.30.7.1988 did not give
an opportunity of hearing to the Urban Improvement Trust, Jodhpur
in whose favour the land in question was set apart for development
by the State Government vide order dtd.28.3.1988. It may be pointed
out here that the said order dt.28.3.1988 has never been placed on
record before the Revenue Courts or the Authorities below including
the Board of Revenue and even this Court, in any of the proceedings
by the State or the UIT, Jodhpur in this case. The Additional
Divisional Commissioner however, held that since the Tehsildar
recorded mutation in favour of the petitioners without giving an
opportunity of hearing to the UIT, Jodhpur, the order of the Tehsildar
for mutation deserves to be quashed and thus, the appeal filed by the
UIT came to be allowed by the Additional Divisional Commissioner
against which the petitioner filed a revision petition before the
learned Board of Revenue, Ajmer which came to be dismissed in the
camp sitting by the learned Single Member of the Board of Revenue
by the impugned order dtd.8.1.2001.
(3.) The learned Single Member of the Board of Revenue,
Ajmer while dismissing the revision petition of the petitioners and
upholding the order of the Additional Divisional Commissioner
dtd.5.8.2000 even set aside the decree dtd.30.7.1988 in Revenue Suit
No.5/1988 in favour of the present petitioners against which even the
appeal filed by the UIT, namely, Appeal No.4/1989 was dismissed by
the Revenue Appellate Authority on 27.9.1993 and even the revision
petition by the Revenue Board came to be dismissed on 27.9.2000
and while setting aside the decree itself, the learned Single Member
of the Board of Revenue set aside the mutation entry No.683
dtd.24.11.1995 which was set aside by the Additional Divisional
Commissioner by order dtd,5.8.2000.;
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