Land Board, if the Taluk Land Board has either decided erroneously or failed to decide any question of law. Though petitioners are claiming under document No.2508/1966 and 3482/1965 of S.R.O., Palakkad, and that too based on the right obtained by Velayudhan T.K., they did not raise any claim before the Taluk Land Board. True, they have case that they did not receive any notice and were not aware of the proceedings. But sub section 8 of Section 85 of Kerala Land Reforms Act provides that where the Taluk Land Board determines the extent of land to be surrendered by any person, without hearing any person interested, such a person is entitled to apply within the period provided therein, to the Taluk Land Board to set aside the order and if he satisfies the Taluk Land Board that he was prevented by any sufficient cause from appearing before the Taluk Land Board, it shall set aside the order and shall proceed as provided under sub section 5 or 7 of Section 85 of Kerala Land Reforms Act. Therefore, even if petitioners did not receive any notice and were not aware of the proceedings, they are entitled to apply to the Taluk Land Board as provided under sub section 8 of Section 85 to exclude their property. Remedy of the petitioners is therefore to approach the Taluk Land Board as provided under
