3 and 4 filed a fresh petition for impleadment on 30.6.1980, which was allowed by the majority members of the Board on 29.7.1980.
the relevant portion of which reads as follows The declarant in ceiling proceedings No.447777 TBA on the file of the Taluk Land Board, Taliparamba was directed by the Taluk Land Board by its order dated 28.6.1977 to surrender an extent of 6.32 acres of land held by his family in excess of the ceiling limit.
The Civil Revision Petition was allowed by order dated 14.3.1979 and the operative portion of the order reads as follows I do number think that I should go into the merits of the objections raised by the petitioner in regard to the fixation of the ceiling area in view of the fact that the impugned order is in a suo moto Proceedings where the proceedings have been initiated number on intimation given by the Land Board about the number filing of the statement as required by section 85 7 of the Kerala Land Reforms Act.
However, the order was sought to be supported by the learned Government pleader on the ground that they have subsequently ratified the proceedings before the final order was actually issued.
3 and 4 sisters of the first respondent sought impleament under Section 85 8 of the Land Reforms Act, to set aside the proceedings of the order of Board dated 28.6.1977 and claimed tenancy rights over an extent of property measuring 10 acres, in R.S. Nos.
The revision is therefore dismissed without admitting in the file.
There was numbersurplus land to be surrendered.
The majority members of the Board, by proceedings dated 9.1.1981, accepted the plea put forward by respondents No.
Emphasis supplied The first respondent also challenged the proceedings dated 28.6.1977.
The Board initiated proceedings, T.L.B. 447 of 1977 and issued numberice to late respondent No.
1 was holding lands only within the ceiling limit.
1, head of the family, to surrender an extent of 6.32 acres of land, which according to the Board is the land, the family headed by the first respondent was holding in excess of the ceiling area.
Emphasis supplied In pursuance to the later order of the High Court, the Board issued a revised draft statement and issued numberice to respondents No.
No doubt, the disposal of the C.R.P. by quashing the impugned order on this ground will number prevent the Taluk Land Board for proceedings the matter afresh on due, intimation to the Land Board and in accordance with Law.
But the matter was carried in appeal before the High Court of Hyderabad and the companyvictions and sentences were companyfirmed.
2538 of 1981 dated 1.7.1987.
The impleament petition was rejected by the Board on 7.10.1977.
13411 of 1987, appeals against the judgment of a learned single Judge of the High Court of Kerala, rencered in C.R.P. No.
1 and 2 calling upon them to file objections, if any.
201 and 208 of Naduvil village, Taliparamba.
Respondents No.1 and 2 filed C.R.P. No.3440 of 1977 before the High Court of Kerala, which was disposed of on 2.11.1977.
In the said proceedings, respondents No.
PARIPOORNAN.
by which he was directed to surrender 6.32 acres of land, in C.R.P. No.
However, respondents No.
3 and 4, as it did, by order dated 9.1.1981.
3696 of 1977.
2 is the wife of the first respondent.
The matter arises under the Kerala Land Reforms Act in companynection with the proceedings relating to determination of ceiling area of the 1st respondent, by the Taluk Land Board, Taliparamba hereinafter referred to as the Board in T.L.B. 447 of 1977.
No objections were filed.
J. The State of Kerala, having obtained leave of this Court in Special Leave Petition C No.
3 and 4 regarding tenancy and further held that respondent No.
Respondent No.
This two petitioners, who are the sisters of the declarant, filed an application under section 85 8 of the Kerala Land Reforms Act for reopening the order companytending that they are cultivating tenants in respect of the property with respect to an extent of 10 acres.
