In the Writ Petitions filed by the aforesaid Kudil Sringeri Maha Samsthanam, the validity of Mysore Act 1 of 1955 which was amended by Section 2 of the Amendment Act of 1979 was number in question.
The said judgment and order of the Single Judge was challenged in Writ Appeals filed by the companytesting respondent which were allowed by the Division Bench which quashed the order of the Single Judge as well as that of the Land Tribunal and remitted the matter to the Spl.
Thus, the Amendment Act of 1979 which was declared to be ultra vires by the High Court of Karnataka companytinued to be so since this Court did number set aside the said declaration of the Karnataka High Court.
26681, 24831 and 25501 of 1994.
The appellant before us in both the appeals claimed occupancy right in respect of lands situated in village K.G.Byaderahalli.
The High Court disposed of the said Writ Petitions by its judgment and order of 24.4.1992.
The Civil Appeals were disposed of only companysidering the companypensation payable to the Kudil Sringeri Maha Samsthanam, and the question as to the validity of the Amendment Act was left open to be companysidered in an appropriate case.
The State appeals were dismissed by the judgment and order of 8.8.1996 of this Court without expressing any opinion on the validity of the Amendment Act of 1979.
The judgment is reported in ILR 1992 Karnataka 1827.
The State preferred appeals before this Court being Civil Appeal Nos.10229 30/1996 arising out of SLP Nos.3246 47/1993.
The order of the Land Tribunal was challenged by way of writ petitions filed by persons aggrieved thereby, namely, Writ Petition Nos.
The aforesaid Writ Petitions were dismissed by a Single Judge of the High Court by judgment and order dated 19.4.1996.
WITH CIVIL APPEAL No.5687/1999 P.SINGH, J. Civil Appeal Nos.5684 5686 of 1999 by special leave are directed against the judgment and order of the High Court of Karnataka at Bangalore dated 4.11.1998 in Writ Appeal Nos.5678, 5580 and 5622 of 1996.
