Case Note & Summary
The case involved a review application filed by the petitioner regarding the cancellation of allotment of industrial plots. The petitioner, Hazara Singh Mavi, contended that the cancellation directly affected his rights as he was an allottee. The court noted that a previous decision in CWP No. 8486 of 1990 had already quashed the cancellation of allotments, thereby rendering the review application unnecessary. The petitioner was present in court and expressed unawareness of the cancellation of allotments. The court clarified that any rights the petitioner had would follow the directions given in CWP No. 3310 of 1990. Ultimately, the court dismissed the review application as unnecessary, confirming that the earlier judgment had already addressed the issue at hand.
Headnote
A) Administrative Law - Review Application - Dismissal of Review Application - Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, Order 47 - The petitioner sought a review of the cancellation of allotment of industrial plots, claiming direct impact on his rights as an allottee. The court found the review unnecessary as the cancellation had already been quashed in a related writ petition, thus affirming the petitioner's rights as per previous directions. Held that the review application was unnecessary (Paras 1-2).
Issue of Consideration
Whether the petitioner can seek a review of the cancellation of allotment of industrial plots.
Final Decision
The court dismissed the review application as unnecessary, affirming that the cancellation had already been quashed in a related writ petition.
Law Points
- Review application
- allotment of industrial plots
- cancellation of allotment
- Land Acquisition Act
