LAWS(MPH)-2011-2-61

KAILASHCHAND Vs. STATE OF M P

Decided On February 24, 2011
KAILASHCHAND Appellant
V/S
STATE OF MADHYA PRADESH Respondents

JUDGEMENT

(1.) The petitioner submitted an application before Collector and Nazul Officer. Khandwa on 8-3-1995 praying to allot the land of Nazul to the petitioner admeasuring 10' x 45' total area 540 square feet which is adjoining to Plot No. 73 in the township of Khandwa. It has also been pleaded in the application that except petitioner this land cannot be used by any other person for the simple reason that adjoining to this land petitioner is having his four-storied building. In Para 6 of the application it has been pleaded that since that portion of land is lying idle and is on the rear side of his building and is being used by the public at large as an open public urinal, therefore, if the said land is allotted to the petitioner on form, it can be utilised for fruitful purpose. Hence, it has been prayed in the application that the premium as well as the rent be settled and the said land which is of Nazul, be allotted in favour of the petitioner by granting a Patta to him. A map has also been attached along with the application.

(2.) The Nazul Officer called the recommendation of Town and Country Planning, Khandwa and also of the Municipal Corporation.

(3.) On bare perusal of Annexure P-4, dated 28-7-1995 which is the recommendation of the Executive Engineer of the Municipal Corporation, this Court finds that on certain conditions the land was recommended for allotment to the petitioner. In similar manner vide Annexure P-2, the Town and Country Planning Department also gave its recommendation in favour of the petitioner. However, the Collector did not allow the application and rejected the same on 13-9-1999 as a result of which petitioner submitted an appeal before Commissioner, Indore Division at Indore. The Revenue Commissioner, Indore vide its order dated 24-1-2001 (Annexure P-7) dismissed the appeal of petitioner by affirming the order of the Collector. Against the said order, petitioner submitted a representation before the State Government who vide order dated 25-10-2001 (Annexure P-8) did not allow the application of the petitioner and affirmed the order passed by the Collector and Commissioner.