of her husband Tr.S.Annamalai, of an extent of 176.54 Sq.M. Originally, the respondents-TNSCB, under the Scheme, namely Lakshmipuram Velachery Scheme allotted 423 plots, out of which, one of the plot was allotted in her husband's name in December 1997 and he was directed to pay a sum of Rs.24,716/- as entire amount for the said allotment; initially, he was directed to pay Rs.2,472/- and the remaining balance amount in the monthly equated instalments of a sum of Rs.245/-. The monthly equated instalment amounts were paid by the petitioner's husband to the respondents without any default. After allotment of the land, the petitioner's husband put up a small and simple superstructure (tiled roof house) and there is no change in the said construction. It is the grievance of the petitioner that in Plot No.69, three-storeyed building was constructed by the adjacent allottee and the respondents' subordinates, while taking the statistical report regarding the nature of construction put up by the allottees of the said area, have mistakenly recorded the name of the petitioner's husband in respect of the superstructure found in Plot No.69, when the fact remains that the petitioner's husband has put up only simple superstructure in Plot No.65. Inspite of payment of the entire amount to the respondents for the allotment, the sale deed has not been issued in favour of her husband. As the petitioner's husband fell sick, he could not approach the office of the respondents. Inspite of the petitioner approaching the respondents several times for issuance of sale deed and sending various representations, the sale deed has not been issued in favour of her husband. Lastly, she sent a representation, dated 24.02.2016 to the first respondent for issuance of the sale deed in the name of her husband, by enclosing the copies of payment receipts and allotment order. Since the said representation is still pending, the petitioner has filed this Writ Petition for the above relief.
