The learned Assistant Collector Ist Grade, Ambala, in his order dated 21.3.2001 (P1) has, after perusing the revenue record, noticed that as per the Gram Panchayat, Taprian, Paras Ram and others had purchased the partitioned land measuring about 105 acres from the Mushtarka Malkans. However, the 19 acres adjoining land was occupied by them 10 years ago. A paper Mill of Yamuna Nagar had taken this land on Theka (lease) and had planted eucalyptus trees. When the trees were being cut the Gram Panchayat had obtained stay from the Court. Thereafter, on the basis of a joint compromise, the Gram Panchayat had taken Rs 80,000/- from Paras Ram – petitioner which were utilized for the development work of the village. It is also noticed that now that the trees had been cut and the land was of Charand and if the land was not got vacated, then it would be difficult for the cattle to graze. The land was lying vacant at the spot on which grass had come up and somehere wild trees were standing. Therefore, it was observed that in fact the land belonged to the Gram Panchayat of village Taprian and 10 years ago, the petitioner had unauthorisedly occupied it. Accordingly, the order dated 21.3.2008 (P1) of ejectment was passed for
