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Lh Of Late Patel Shivahai ... vs State Of Gujarat
2022 Latest Caselaw 9993 Guj

Citation : 2022 Latest Caselaw 9993 Guj
Judgement Date : 12 December, 2022

Gujarat High Court
Lh Of Late Patel Shivahai ... vs State Of Gujarat on 12 December, 2022
Bench: A.Y. Kogje
      C/SCA/21514/2022                              ORDER DATED: 12/12/2022




             IN THE HIGH COURT OF GUJARAT AT AHMEDABAD

              R/SPECIAL CIVIL APPLICATION NO. 21514 of 2022
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 LH OF LATE PATEL SHIVAHAI NATHABHAI LHS OF LATE VITTHALBHAI
          SHIVABHAI PATEL MANISHKUMAR VITTHALBHAI
                            Versus
                      STATE OF GUJARAT
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Appearance:
MR DHARMESH C GURJAR(5170) for the Petitioner(s) No. 1
REKHABEN C GURJAR(7360) for the Petitioner(s) No. 1
for the Respondent(s) No. 2,3,4,5
MR. HARDIK SONI, AGP, for the Respondent(s) No. 1
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  CORAM:HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE A.Y. KOGJE

                             Date : 12/12/2022
                              ORAL ORDER

[1] This petition is filed by the petitioner for following reliefs:-

"(B) Your Lordships may be pleased to quash and set aside the order dtd. 16/6/2022 passed by Resp. No.2, Gujarat Revenue Tribunal, Ahmedabad, in the larger interest of justice.

(C) Your Lordships may be pleased to issue sufficient direction and/or order upon the concerned authority to declare present petitioner as Ganotiya, in the larger interest of justice."

[2] The case of the petitioner has been rejected by the revenue

authorities by concurrent finding regarding the facts on merits as

well as on the ground of delay of more than 20 years.

[3] Learned advocate for the petitioner, even from the pleadings

before this Court as well as the arguments made before this Court,

is unable to make out a proper case for condoning the delay of 40

C/SCA/21514/2022 ORDER DATED: 12/12/2022

years. Moreover, if the original proceedings taken out by the

petitioner belatedly though are against the order dated 24.07.1996

by the Mamlatdar and ALT, where the ancestors of the petitioner

therein not declared to be a tenant in the land bearing block

No.955 (old survey No.671) of village Borisana, Taluka: Kadi on the

ground of the ancestor of the petitioner being a family member of

the original owner Surajben Mafatlal. Even before this Court, there

is nothing on record to disprove or any material for this Court to

come to a finding contrary to what the Mamlatdar and ALT way

back in the year 1996 has held.

[4] The record indicates that after the case proceeding under

Section-32(O) of the Tenancy Act in regard with the land situated

at Block No.955, Village : Borisana, Taluka Kadi, admeasuring 0-

76-11 Hector Aare square-meter was carried out by Additional

Mamlatdar and Agriculture Commission, Kadi, as the petitioner was

not proved to be a tenant, an order to close the inquiry was passed

on 24.07.1996. This order was taken into review by the Deputy

Collector (Land Reform), Mehsana and order was passed by him on

03.08.2001 upholding the aforesaid order of the Additional

Mamlatdar and Agriculture Commission, Kadi dated 24.07.1996. The

C/SCA/21514/2022 ORDER DATED: 12/12/2022

petitioner has filed a Revision Application against the said order of

the Deputy Collector on 30.12.2021 along with the application of

the delay condonation for the delay in filing the revision

application. Considering the documents produced, there is delay of

more than 20 years in filing the revision application by the

petitioner. The petitioner has not produced any reasonable grounds

or documents for the delay. The various judgments of the High

Court sited in the his application are not directly applicable to this

case. The petitioner has to produced reasonable grounds for such

long delay, which has not been produced by him .

[5] No case is made out for any interference. Hence, the present

petition deserves to be and the same is hereby dismissed.

(A.Y. KOGJE, J) SIDDHARTH

 
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