The appellate companyrt observed that the Addl.
2 of 1956 before the Project Administrator, T.D.A., Parlakhemundie and Addl.
On appeal, however, the Addl.
The claim of the appellants who filed different cases is that the land belongs to them but it has been forcibly occupied by the respondents.
2004 Supp 2 SCR 825 The Judgment of the Court was delivered by BRIJESH KUMAR J. The proceedings of these appeals before this Court arise out of the Revenue Miscellaneous Cases No.
1 of 1987 to Regulation Appeal No.
7 of 1987.
The cases were filed by the appellants who belong to Scheduled Tribes of Khariaguda village in Gumma block whereas the respondents who have been impleaded as opposite parties in different cases are Pano Christians of Asharyaguda village.
The cases were decided in favour of the appellants with a direction for restoration of suit land to them vide order dated 28.2.1979 passed by O.S.D., Parlakhemundie.
The Collector and District Magistrate, Ganjam, the appellate authority allowed the appeals setting aside the order dated 25.3.1987 passed by the Trial Court after remand with a direction to restore the possession to the appellants forthwith as per direction given by the Trial Court in its earlier order.
Aggrieved by the order passed by the Trial Court, the appellants preferred appeals, separately, which have been numbered as Regulation Appeal No.
The whole order seems to be based on the report of the Revenue Inspector.
150 to 156 of 1976 filed by the appellants separately against the separate respondents under the provision of Orissa Regulation No.
