Notice on 02.04.2004 requesting the petitioner to reply within 15 days as to why the allotment should not be cancelled, as per the clauses 4 and 19 of the conditions of the allotment order. Thereafter, the petitioner has paid only 25% of the cost of the plot along with interest for belated payment (i.e) Rs.1,24,575/on 28.05.2004. The petitioner has not paid the balance 75% of the cost of plot i.e. Rs.3,56,500/- which he should have paid immediately after the receipt of the second respondent's notice dated 02.04.2004. The second respondent has sent another Show Cause notice on 01.02.2005, asking the petitioner why allotment should not be cancelled for non-payment of the plot cost. The petitioner on receipt of the said notice, sought three months time for paying the balance plot cost vide letter dated 10.02.2005. The said request was also favourably considered and extension of time was granted till 31.05.2005 with a specific condition that the allottee should clear the dues at the revised cost of the plot applicable for the year 2005-2006 or the allotted cost together with interest, whichever is higher and in the said letter dated 25.05.2005, the second respondent has specifically indicated that this is the final chance given to the petitioner. Even after this extended period, the petitioner herein has not taken any positive steps towards payment of the balance cost. Hence, the respondent having no other option has cancelled the allotment vide letter Rc.No.16606/Y2/03, dated 23.06.2005, by forfeiting the EMD amount of Rs.10,000/- and stating that balance amount paid by the petitioner will be refunded separately. Subsequently, the refund was also ordered on 09.11.2005, refunding the amount of Rs. 1,24,575/- and the same was conveyed to the petitioner. The petitioner was also asked to furnish the original cash receipt issued by the second respondent along with an advance stamped receipt in letter dated 28.11.2005. But, the petitioner has not responded to the same and vide his letter dated 19.05.2006, informed that he is ready to settle the entire outstanding plot cost immediately. The respondent in response to the request of the petitioner has informed that the outstanding amount is Rs.6,36,825/- and directed him to pay the said amount on or before 31.10.2006 and in the letter it has been specifically stated that only if the outstanding plot cost is paid, the cancellation order will be revoked. Even thereafter, the petitioner has not come forward to pay the revised plot cost but requested the respondent to accept the amount stated in the allotment order dated 18.12.2003. This request of the petitioner being an unjustifiable one, the second respondent has rightly rejected the request and confirmed the cancellation order vide proceedings dated 24.04.2008. Hence, he submitted that this writ petition is completely devoid of merits and deserves to be dismissed.