amount as prescribed in the said advertisement in favour of the fourth respondent. According to the petitioner, the allotment of shops at the new K.Kallikudi Vegetable Market were made by stating that the existing shops in Gandhi Market would be shifted shortly. On the basis of the clear assurance of the second respondent that the shops in the existing Gandhi Market Vegetable Complex would be shifted to K.Kallikudi Vegetable Market, the petitioner accepted the allotment. The petitioner was not able to open the shops and start her business as she was awaiting the shifting of Gandhi Market to New K.Kallikudi Vegetable Market. As the shops in Gandhi Market were not shifted, the petitioner was not able to open her shops and conduct business and so she suffered heavy loss. The petitioner submitted that although she did not conduct business she paid rent for a certain period. However, due to Covid pandemic, she was unable to continue paying rent, resulting in accumulation of substantial rental arrears. In this scenario, the fourth respondent issued the impugned notice dated 10.09.2024, directing the petitioner to pay the arrears of rent immediately failing which it was stated that the allotment would be cancelled and that arrears of rent would be recovered under the provisions of the Revenue Recovery Act. The petitioner aggrieved by the said order filed the above writ petition for the aforesaid relief.
