No.13/7 of Valapattanam Village. Incidentally, the Tribunal has also to consider the question whether this 15 cents claimed by the alleged tenant is the property belonging to the intervenor who claims the property under the marupattam of the year 1942. In deciding this issue most probably a role has to be played by the intermediaries and the landlord for the reason that they will be aware of what has transpired earlier and so with the junction of all the parties the Tribunal may consider the question and pass appropriate orders in accordance with law. Being a very old matter, I direct the Land Tribunal concerned to dispose of the matter as expeditious as possible, at any rate, within a period of three months from the first appearance of the parties before the Tribunal. Parties are directed to appear before the Tribunal on 5.12.2007. I make it clear that if any interim order is necessary for any of the parties, they are at liberty to file an application under Rule 92 of the Kerala Land Reforms Tenancy Rules and the Land Tribunal is directed to pass appropriate orders after hearing the parties in accordance with law. Further I make it clear that this will not stand in the way of resolving a larger dispute between the intervenors and the intermediaries by the civil court.
