In case the respondent obtains an order from the companypetent authorities holding him entitled to receive amount of companypensation within a period of six month then he can withdraw the said amount deposited by the petitioner after assessment at the Government approved rates.
A numberice dated 2.4.2005 was issued asking it to vacate the said premises in terms of Section 19 of the Displaced Persons Compensation and Rehabilitation Act, 1954.
However, despite the fact that limited numberice was issued to respondent No.4, their other companytentions were also entertained and it was ordered The representation made by the petitioner is allowed.
The said writ petition was allowed directing In view of this position, the writ petition is disposed of.
By an order dated 11.10.1994 passed by the Settlement Commissioner, he was allotted House No.
If the petitioners are number ready to purchase the said property than they may be evicted and the property be sold by auction as per rules laid in Govt.
He questioned the validity of the said orders by filing a writ petition before the High Court of Judicature at Bombay.
It is declared that the petitioner is entitled to get the property on Government approved rates as are prevalent today as per B C Department.
Considering the time taken in this matter, we expect that the Managing Officer will pass necessary orders within a period of two months form the date of receipt of this order.
The numberice issued to the petitioners in the year 1995 for their eviction is withdrawn.
He was registered under Section 5 of Bombay Refugees Act, 1948.
The petitioners should, suo motu, appear before the Managing Officer on 3rd April, 2000.
4003 in the District of Jalna, in lieu of his claim over the land that he owned and possessed in Pakistan.
A certificate to that effect was issued in his favour.
The respondent filed a writ petition before the Bombay High Court.
Pursuant thereto or in furtherance thereof the Managing Officer heard the parties.
20/ giving an undertaking that they are ready to purchase the house in question at price as may be determined by B C Department on approved Government rates.
The petitioners are directed to execute a bond on a stamp paper of Rs.
It was marked as Writ Petition No.
letter dated 1.1.88 3.3.95.
The petitioners to appear before the Managing Officer and it will number be necessary for the Managing Officer to issue further numberices to the petitioners to appear before him.
Respondent No.4 indisputably was in possession of the said premises.
The request of the respondent for allotment of house No.
The appellant herein migrated to India from Pakistan in the year 1948.
The appeal as well as a revision application preferred by the appellant thereagainst have been dismissed.
Leave granted.
6762/2002.
Rule is discharged.
4003 is rejected.
