3. Whenever Consolidation Scheme under the Maharashtra Prevention of Fragmentation And Consolidation of Holdings Act, 1947 (for short "the Act" ) is implemented, it follows the due process of law by virtue of which the original lands are consolidated together by the State into a common pool thereby relinquishing the substantive rights of the parties and pursuant to fragmentation thereafter new Survey numbers / Gat numbers are allotted. By virtue of the said Scheme, if there is any aberration found therein there is a window of 30 days available under the extant provisions for correction of errors. Present Petition is filed after a lapse of 54 years on the frivolous ground that there is a clerical error in the Consolidation Scheme which was not known to the Petitioners earlier. The grounds on which the Application has been rejected by the DDLR are prima facie sustainable grounds in law. Said decision also records the fact that pursuant to implementation and certification of the Consolidation Scheme, parties have created third party rights by registered documents. In that view of the matter, disputed question of facts which having been raised by Petitioners cannot be gone into by this Court for the first time in its writ jurisdiction. If Petitioners are aggrieved with their holdings on the basis of Petitioners entitlement or the entitlement of their predecessor-in-title, they are free to take out appropriate proceedings in the Civil Court, lead appropriate evidence on the basis of cogent
