By that Letter of Intent, the petitioner was called upon to submit the documents. In pursuance thereof, petitioner/Society submitted the documents viz: affidavits of the members duly signed and notarized as per annexure attached thereto. He submitted that Shri Devdatta Ganganwate was the Chief Promoter of the Society at the relevant time. Members of the Society were completely dependent on the efforts of Mr. Ganganwate. Mr. Ganganwate informed the members that within a period of two years all the procedural formalities will be completed and possession will be obtained of the said Society. Between 2004 and 2006, petitioner never received any communication from the State Government. By order dated 8th June, 2012, the then Hon'ble Minister for Revenue revoked Letter of Intent on the ground that petitioner did not comply the requisitions made in the Letter of Intent dated 20th July, 2004 within two months and, therefore, it stood automatically revoked. He invited my attention to paragraph 2 of the reasoning of that order. In paragraph 2, it was noted that though the petitioner/Society claimed that documents such as affidavits and information in the prescribed form were submitted to Collector, Mumbai Suburban District on 29th July, 2004, petitioner did not produce any acknowledgment of the Government or office copy of the petitioner/society. Hon'ble Minister, therefore, held that petitioner did not establish compliance of the requisitions of Letter of Intent.
