The stand taken by the learned counsel for the applicant is that as per impugned order, the land in question was not acquired. However, perusal of the order shows that it has been clearly mentioned therein that the land in question, which was earlier registered in the name of late husband of the review applicant, was sold by him by way of sale-deed dated March 21, 1986 and the amount of sale consideration was also paid to him. In fact, the review-applicant filed application under Section 28-A of Land Acquisition Act, 1894 for seeking higher amount of compensation. The same was rejected. It is only in the aforesaid order towards the end, it was mentioned that the land was not acquired, hence, no compensation can be paid to the applicant. This is, in fact, correct for the reason that the land had been sold by the late husband of the review applicant. No case is made out for review of the order passed on the writ petition.