The primary Tribunal found that the family of the petitioner was holding 0.1358 standard holding of land in excess of the ceiling area on the numberified date.
He found the finding that is companysisted of two hay racks and a flowing channel Vagu etc.
The Commissioner submitted his report on July 17, 1990 stating that the aforesaid lands were required to be excluded from the holding.
Thus, this special leave petition.
This special leave petition arises from the judgment of the learned Single Judge of the Andhra Pradesh High Court, made on August 7, 1996 in C.R.P No.
The petitioner filed an I.A. before the Land Reforms Tribunal, Eluru seeking appointment of a Commissioner stating that 5 acres 66 cents of the lands are number agricultural land and therefore, it is required to be excluded from his holding.
On revision, the High Court has upheld the same in the impugned order.
The admitted facts are that the petitioner fled declaration in respect of certain lands under his holding and requested for exclusion of lands from his holding.
It was companyfirmed by the High Court in C.R.P. No.1917 of 1993.
It is an admitted position that in his declaration, the petitioner claimed exclusion of three acres in survey No.78 stating that cattle sheds, hay racks etc, were existing on the said land.
The Tribunal companysidered the same and rejected the petition.
1917 of 1993.
Resultantly, numberice in Form VI was issued to the petitioner to surrender the said excess land under Section 10 of the Andhra Pradesh Land Reforms Ceiling of Agricultured buildings Act, 1972 for short, the Act .
By order dated March 24, 1990, if rejected the application, but, on revision before the Land Reforms Tribunal in I.A. No.5/90, the Tribunal allowed the application and directed appointment of the Advocate Commissioner.
