that after purchase of the property by way of auction, way back in 2007, for a total sale consideration of Rs.60.25 crores, the petitioner has been struggling and being involved in one or the other litigation. It is submitted that time and again, though orders were passed in his favour, he is unable to get the fruits because of the various petitions filed and orders passed by the authorities. He would submit that earlier, when his application for patta was rejected by the Commissioner of Land Administration on 14.02.2023, a writ petition was filed, which was eventually allowed by this Court on 27.04.2023. The order was challenged by one A.R.Sridharan, by filing Special Leave Petition (SLP), which was ultimately withdrawn. The State did not file any SLP. However, number of review petitions were filed, which were also dismissed by this Court on 09.01.2026, and contentions regarding defect of title were not entertained by this Court. However, thereafter, in order to nullify the orders and proceedings of this Court, the authority has passed the impugned order on suo motu basis, on 12.07.2023, which again seeks to nullify all the earlier proceedings and declarations of the petitioner’s entitlement to seek patta.
