JUDGEMENT
R.BANUMATHI,CJ. -
(1.) THESE L.P.As are preferred against the order of the learned Single Judge passed in writ petitions nos.,934/2011, 946/2011
and 940/2011, setting aside the order passed by the Deputy
Commissioner, Ranchi, in Mutation Revision Nos.63, 64 and
65R15/2009 -10 dated 16.11.2010.
(2.) SINCE all L.P.As arise out a common judgment, they have been heard together and are being disposed of by this common judgment.
The case of the respondent -writ petitioner: - One Lal Harak Nath Shahdeo, ex -landlord, was holding different pieces of land comprising of
Mouza Hazam, Thana No.281 and Mouza Kharsidag,Thana No.326..
The ex -landlord, Lal Harak Nath Shahdeo, through his grandson and duly
constituted power of attorney holder, namely, Kisto Kali Nath Shahdeo,
granted permanent raiyati settlement in favour of one Dr. Shiv Shankar
Sahay Srivastava by registered deed of permanent settlement dated
9.9.1947. On the basis of the aforesaid settlement, the said Dr. Shiv Shankar Sahay Srivastava came in possession of the land and paid rent to
the ex -landlord against the grant of rent receipts and there was family
partition in the family of Dr. Shiv Shankar Sahay Srivastava by a partition
deed dated 6.8.1971 and land settled in favour of Dr. Shiv Shankar Sahay
Srivastava was partitioned amongst his seven sons, namely, (1) Gauri
Shankar Sahay, (2) Ravi Shankar Sahay, (3) Tara Shankar Sahay, (4) Hari
Shankar Sahay, (5) Vinay Shankar Sahay, (6) Prem Shankar Sahay and
(7) Bipin Bihari Sahay.
(3.) AS per the share allotted to the aforesaid seven sons, a Mutation Case No.52R27/1976 -77b was filed and by the order dated
11.10.1976, the then Circle Officer allowed mutation in separate names showing mutation granted in favour of seven sons of Dr. Shiv Shankar
Sahay Srivastava. Out of the seven sons, Gauri Shankar Sahay, Tara
Shankar Sahay and Vinay Shankar Sahay sold 13.72 acres of land to one
Sharad Kumar Modi by terms of registered sale deed dated 28.6.1995.
Thereafter Sharad Kumar Modi applied for mutation, which was allowed
by the order dated 20.3.2003. The writ petitioner purchased the lands,
which are the subject -matter in issue, by three sale deeds dated 3.1.2008.
The writ petitioner -respondent filed three applications for mutation and by
the order dated 31.3.2008, the Circle Officer allowed mutation application
with respect to the land under Khata No.48 and rejected mutation
application in respect of the land under Khata Nos. 45,75 and 85.;
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