2. The direction aforesaid has been given finding even inaction on the part of the housing board in not getting the house vacated for several years. The writ petition was filed by the writ appellants only in the year 2016. The writ appellants and the Managing Director of the Tamil Nadu Housing Board would sit together within a period of 15 days and take a decision in the matter. We expect the Managing Director to take a reasonable view in the facts and circumstances of the case and while determining the amount to be taken from the petitioner writ appellant, it would be equal to amount of the house, but cannot be on the prevalent rate, because it is a old construction raised long back, but, whatever was the cost of the flat at the relevant time, may be charged in full. Otherwise, the writ appellants are the ones who had paid the consideration to the original allottee, but facing the situation, the writ appellants are willing to pay the full amount of the flat, which otherwise would be a toll on her, but in the peculiar circumstances, they are willing to pay it. Therefore, the Managing Director would be expected to take a reasonable view in the matter.
