Mr Muni Raja v. the State of Karnataka
Case brief
What is this about?
locus standi; Section 136(2) and Section 136(3) Karnataka Land Revenue Act 1964; bogus revenue entries; grant records found genuine; mutation and continuation of revenue records; Tahsildar; Special Deputy Commissioner Bangalore Urban District; Sy.No.192/P1 and Sy.No.192/P2 Kattigenahalli village Bangalore North Taluk; legal heirs of grantee; subsequent purchasers; declaration of title before civil court; Smt.Jayamma v. State of Karnataka ILR 2020 KAR. 1449 (Full Bench); Articles 226 & 227 Constitution of India; writ petitions dismissed; RRT(2)NA/CR No.705/2008-09; RRT(2)NA/CR No.64/2009-10; Case No. LND. SR. (1) 1044/79-80.
What did the court decide?
The petitioners have no locus standi to challenge the impugned orders passed by the Special Deputy Commissioner under Section 136(3) of the Act, 1964; the contesting respondents succeeded in convincing the Special Deputy Commissioner that the grants were indeed made in favour of Sri.Subbanna and Sri.Narayanaswamy, and no material was placed before this Court showing any competent authority ordered removal of the contesting respondents' names or entry of the petitioners' names.