KAMALPUR GITALPUR EX SERVICEMEN COOP Vs. MANGAL SINGH

JUDGEMENT

(1.) Leave granted.

(2.) We do not find any merit in the contention that the Sub-collector has no authority to order restoration of possession. It is a fact, not disputed, that the Land had been utilised under the Act for the period of 20 years and the said period is over. It is actually pursuant to the suggestion made by these appellants that the High Court passed certain conditions. Normally, those conditions are not to be interfered with.

(3.) All the same, learned Counsel submitted that the land concerned contain the cultivation now grown ripe which can be harvested by the month of April, 2000. If that be so, we think that an equitable relief can be granted to the appellants. If the appellants would give an unconditional undertaking before the S. D. O. (Civil) Karnal within 2 weeks from today that they would surrender their possession unconditionally on or before 30th April, 2000 by harvesting the crop or without harvesting the crop standing on the respective land. If the undertaking is not filed within 2 weeks, appellants will not get benefit of even this order. If the undertaking is filed within 2 weeks, the appellants will be permitted to remain in possession till the aforesaid date of 30. 4.2000.