3.At this stage, learned Government Advocate appearing for respondents 1 to 10 submitted that the petitioner/party in person has impleaded the above parties, namely, the Chief Secretary/Vigilance Commissioner, the Secretary, Personnel and Administrative Reforms Department, the Secretary, Revenue Department, the District Collector, Coimbatore District, the Regional Divisional Officer, Coimbatore District, the District Revenue Officer, Coimbatore District, the Village Administrative Officer, Coimbatore – 1, the Revenue Inspector, Coimbatore -1, the Commissioner, Coimbatore – 18, the Tahsildar, Coimbatore – 18 as respondents 1 to 10 without there being any valid reason and for a simple prayer, which is not legally maintainable. This Court, after considering the claim of the appellant, while coming to the conclusion that Original Suits in O.S. Nos.269 and 455 of 2010 are pending on the file of the II Additional Sub Court, Coimbatore and that the appellant has not filed any document to show that the revenue records in respect of the property in question, has been transferred in the name of respondents 11 and 12, has held that no relief can be granted in favour of the appellant. Accordingly, while dismissing the above petition, has given liberty to the appellant to work out her remedy before the Civil Court by getting appropriate title of the land in question. Therefore, the writ appeal is liable to be dismissed.
