JUDGEMENT
Gopal Krishan Vyas, J. -
(1.) In this writ petition, the petitioner has prayed for
quashing orders dated 08.05.1995 (Annex.-8) and dated 10.07.1996 (Annex.-9)
and, further prayed that the State Government may be restrained from
deciding the matter in pursuance of order Annex.-9.
(2.) According to the facts narrated in the writ petition, plot No.86 situated ,
in Ward No. 12 was allotted to the petitioner by the Municipal Board, Nokha on
01.10.1975. After allotment, sale-deed was executed, however, sale of land
made in favour of the petitioner was cancelled by the Addl. Collector, Bikaner
vide order dated 31.10.1983. The respondent Board sent communication to the
State. Government against order dated 31.10.1983 passed by the Addl.
Collector, Bikaner; and, in turn, the State Government directed the Board to
regularize the allotment. On the direction issued by the State Government to
the Board for regularizing the land, the Board made regularization of allotment
vide its order dated 05.08.1989 and, further, it was directed that the rate as
approved by the Collector be charged and it may be recovered. In pursuance
of the order passed by the State Government, the Collector, Bikaner
determined the rate of the plots and allotment was made on that basis by the
respondent Municipal Board and the petitioner was directed to deposit the
amount as determined by the Collector, Bikaner. In pursuance of the notice
dated 28.11.1990, the petitioner deposited the amount so demanded for
regularization of the plot.
(3.) After depositing the amount allotment of plot made in favour of the
petitioner stood regularized and, during that period, respondent No.5 wanted
to grab the plot in question and got entered his name in the survey register
prepared in 1981 and it was shown that land in question is in possession of
respondent No.5 because he has made encroachment upon the municipal
land. Respondent No.5 was already having a house in Ward No. 10 which is
ancestral property and respondent No.5 is living in the said house.;
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