hectares are barren lands and the said lands have been handed over by the 2nd and 3rd respondents to the 4th respondent/SIDCO in the year 2012. Further, as against the Government order, the appellants have to file a writ petition before the High Court and without exhausting the said remedy, they filed the suit and therefore, the suit has to be dismissed. It is further stated that vide Letter No. 5640/N/2010 dated 09.09.2010, the Administrative Director, SIDCO addressed a letter to the District Collector, Villupuram who in turn by letter dated 05.04.2011 sent recommendation to the Government for transfer of the land in favour of SIDCO. After considering the recommendation of the 1st respondent, the Government issued G.O.No. 140 Revenue Department Ni.Mu.7(1) dated 19.04.2012 transferring the land right to SIDCO, thereby, fixing the value of the said land at Rs. 1,21,64,373/- which was paid by SIDCO to the Government Treasury on 12.11.2002 and land was handed over to SIDCO on 27.11.2012. In this regard, a plan was prepared by SIDCO and they got approval vide letter No. 289/2014/Vi.Mu. dated 05.12.2014.Therefore, the appellants have no right over the property and the respondents also sent reply to the appellants' representation dated 01.02.2014. At present, the said land is under possession and enjoyment of the SIDCO. Thus, the respondents prayed for dismissal of the suit.
