Case Note & Summary
The case involved a dispute regarding the allotment of land between the appellant and the Board of Revenue, U.P. The appellant, Kamlesh Mittal, sought the allotment of approximately 7 Biswas of land. The Supreme Court, after hearing the arguments from both parties, determined that the appellant's claim should be honored by allotting the land in Plot No. 4323 rather than Plot No. 4324, which was located on the Western side. The court's decision effectively resolved the controversy surrounding the land allotment in favor of the appellant. The appeal was disposed of without any costs being awarded.
Headnote
A) Land Law - Allotment of Land - Entitlement to Allotment - Not mentioned - The court directed that the appellant's claim for land measuring about 7 Biswas be allotted in Plot No. 4323 instead of Plot No. 4324, resolving the dispute in favor of the appellant. Held that the claim was to be honored as per the directions given (Paras Not mentioned).
Issue of Consideration
Whether the appellant is entitled to the allotment of land in a specific plot.
Final Decision
The Supreme Court directed that the appellant's claim for about 7 Biswas of land be allotted in Plot No. 4323 instead of Plot No. 4324, resolving the dispute in favor of the appellant.
Law Points
- Land allotment
- Revenue disputes
- Appeal disposal
