Government also through the acknowledgment dated 09.05.2013 have acknowledged the pendency of the appeal before the Government. After coming to know of the development, the petitioners who are nowhere in the picture for more than 30 years and legal-heir of some unknown persons stated to have claimed the original allotment of the year 1965 have come to this Court on the false pretext. Despite the due cancellation as against these petitioners as early as in the year 1965 itself and the same was in question all along to allow the revenue authorities to reassign the lands to the other eligible persons viz., themselves in the year 1974. When all these developments were not questioned for the past despite the knowledge, now at the instance of the above said Selvaraj have appraised this Court without disclosing the past history. The said persons have no vested right to claim anything under any of the right or claim, under these circumstances, in entertaining of the request of those strangers will hamper the due process contemplated under the Rules and Regulations governing the issue. More so, when the authorities will have their impediment in deciding the issue if this impugned order vide Na.Ka.No.1721/2008/C2, dated 21.10.2013 of the second and third respondents to quash the same and to direct the respondents 2 and 3 to restore the records in the name of the petitioners in respect of S.Nos.73, 74, 75 in Appanaickanpatti, Sulur Taluk, Coimbatore District is allowed stand further. Under the said guise of the impugned proceedings, the possession and the valuable rights are likely to be disturbed taking advantage of the order. Hence, the petitioners have filed the above writ petition.
