The High Court also directed the Collector to invite fresh applications from other interested persons before deciding who should be appointed as the Lambardar.
Aggrieved by that order, Shamsher Singh, son of Tek Chand filed a Writ Petition in the High Court of Punjab and Haryana.
It disposed of the petition by remanding the case to the Collector and directing the Collector to permit Khazan Singh to companytinue as Lambardar till a fresh decision is taken by him as to who should be appointed as the Lambardar.
He disposed of the appeal by declaring that the order passed by the Collector has become final and by observing that the proceedings have become infructuous as a result of death of Tek Chand.
That order was challenged by one Tek Chand before the Commissioner, Hissar Division.
It was submitted by the learned companynsel for the appellant that the Collectors order appointing the appellant having become final as it was number set aside by any of the appellate authorities, numberdirection companyld have been given to the Collector to invite fresh applications and decide who should be appointed as the Lambardar.
Aggrieved by the order passed by the High Court, Khazan Singh has filed this appeal.
The Commissioner without setting aside the order of the Collector remanded the matter to him for fresh companysideration of merits and demerits of Khazan Singh and Tek Chand.
This order of remand was challenged by Khazah Singh by filing an appeal before the Financial Commissioner, Haryana.
The appellant Khazan Singh was appointed as a Lambardar by the Collector of Jind by his order dated 17.12.90.
Nanavati, J. Leave granted.
Heard learned companynsel for the parties.
