Consequently, he was demanded payment of a sum of Rs.3,78,000/ which he defaulted to pay.
Pending writ petition, the High Court passed an order in a civil miscellaneous case.
Therein the appellant had asserted that he had deposited the sum of Rs.34,500/ on September 21, 1992.
The appellant has paid only 11,500/ .
for the Respondents O R D E R The following Order of the Court was delivered Kashmir Chand V. Financial Commissioner, Haryana Ors.
When allotment was sought to be cancelled he calling that action in question, filed a writ petition to the High Court.
THE 15TH DAY OF JULY, 1996 Present.
It is stated by Shri K.B. Rohtagi, learned companynsel for the appellant, that his client had already deposited two instalments of the amount with interest 12 and one instalment is due.
Though time was taken for filing the companynter, the same was number filed by the respondents.
Admittedly, the plot was sold in an open auction held in July, 1971 for a sum of Rs.46,000/ .
We have heard learned companynsel on both sides.
He was due of the balance sum of Rs.34,500/ In terms of the auction, he had number companyplied with the payment for well over 21 years.
for the appellent Bana, Adv.
O R D E R Leave granted.
