Government land. It is contended that the action has been taken in order to maintain law and order. It is not a matter of dispute that the petitioner or its sister concern have been allotted the plot in the year 2004 and, possession thereof has also been handed over. It is the contention of MIDC that the action taken is within the powers exercisable under section 15(f)(ii) of the Maharashtra Industrial Development Act, 1961. Section 15(f)(ii) of the Act authorises MIDC to modify or rescind such allotments, including the right and power to evict the allottees concerned on breach of any of the terms or conditions of their allotment. In the instant matter, however, it has not been pointed out that the petitioner has committed any breach of the terms and conditions of allotment. It is further contended on behalf of MIDC that the instant petition does n ot deserve to be entertained in view of availability of efficacious alternate remedy of presenting suit to the Civil Court. Since MIDC, by issuing corrigendum, has directed revocation of the allotment of area to the extent of 312 Sq. Mtrs. for the purpose of providing access to the unauthorised locality, the validity of the corrigendum, which is impugned in the instant petition, can be examined. The action of MIDC in revoking allotment of part of plot area is without observing the procedure prescribed and has no justifiable reason and, the same being not within the framework of any legal provision, can be examined by this Court under writ jurisdiction.
