It is number necessary to refer to the challenge to the validity of the numberification, for it was given up and has number been raised before us.
A numberification was issued by the State Government on November 24, 1972, under Section 14 of the East Punjab Holdings Consolidation and Prevention of Fragmentation Act, 1948, hereinafter referred to as the Act, declaring its intention for the preparation of a scheme of companysolidation of holdings for the better cultivation of village Tripari.
The appellants challenged the numberification and the order by means of a writ petition, but it was dismissed on February 2, 1975.
As regards the challenge to the order for the reservation of the land for companynecting village Tripari with the other three villages and Kharar, the learned Single Judge took the view that the land reserved for the purposes of the road companynecting these villages is for the companymon purpose of this village became by the link road the villagers will have access to other villages and also to the tehsil Headquarters.
The same view has been taken in the impugned appellate judgment of the High Court.
The fact leading upto the companytroversy in this Court are quite simple, and may be shortly stated.
N. Shinghal, J. The appellants who claim to be right holders of village Tripari, tehsil Kharar, in Ropar district of Punjab, have filed this appeal, by special leave, against the appellate judgment of the Punjab and Haryana High Court dated November 27, 1975, upholding the dismissal of their writ petition.
