Sri Chowdareddy v. the Deputy Commissioner
Case brief
What is this about?
Mutation entry cancellation/restoration; registered sale deed; absence of civil court declaration; belated revenue appeal without condonation of delay; effect of pending miscellaneous petition after suit dismissed for non-prosecution. Statute: Articles 226 and 227, Constitution of India. Identifiers: Writ Petition No.5151 of 2025 (KLR-RES); Sy.No.23 Hirepalya Village, Kaivara Hobli, Chintamani Taluk; grant 1978 to Kadirappa; sale deed 17.12.1993 by Kadiramma; M.R.No.95-3/1993-1994 / MR No.95-03/1993-94; RA(Chin)437/2021-22; R.A.No.97/2023-2024 / RA 97/2023-24; O.S.No.262/2014; Miscellaneous Petition No.01/2021, Civil Judge and JMFC, Chintamani; Annexures-Q and T; Assistant Commissioner Chintamani; Deputy Commissioner Chikkaballapura; respondent-claimant Venkatamma; petitioner Chowdareddy; coram R Devdas J; decision date 12.01.2026.
What did the court decide?
Writ petition allowed; impugned orders at Annexures-T and Q set aside; Tahsildar, Chinthamani Taluk and Deputy Commissioner, Chikkabalapur District directed to immediately restore the revenue mutation entries in terms of the earlier mutation entry M.R.No.95-3/1993-1994.