with notice to the Board. In the year 2010, since there was default in payment of rent, the Board issued notice to Mr.C. Rajan. The Board simultaneously issued notice to the appellant also, and the appellant brought to the notice of the Board that he had transferred the right of transmission along with the right to draw the cables through the electric poles of the Board, to Mr.C. Rajan. The agreement entered into between the appellant and Mr.C. Rajan and connected documents were produced by the appellant before the Board, but the staff of the Board failed to make changes in the records, and that is why notice was issued to the appellant from the Board. Though the agreement between the appellant and the Board expired in the year 2018, the Board continues to issue notice to the appellant and also to Mr.C. Rajan for the selfsame pole rent. The 6th respondent-Deputy Tahsildar issued Ext.P16 notice dated 17.05.2022, intimating revenue recovery, and calling upon the appellant to pay an amount of Rs.7,55,951/-. Then he approached this Court with WP(C) No.19438 of 2022 and obtained the impugned conditional stay order.
