possession thereof, a civil suit was instituted for permanent injunction in the court of Additional Munsif Magistrate No.2, Jaipur City, Jaipur, which was registered as Civil Suit No.(20/ 97) 754/ 85. An order was passed by the said court directing the parties to maintain status quo. According to the appellant/ writ petitioner, eventually, the Land and Property Committee, in its meeting held on 5.2.1987, resolved to allot 250 square yards of plots to Navratan Singh, predecessor-in-interest of the appellant/ writ petitioner alongwith six others, in compliance of the award treating them to be survey holders of a portion of the land acquired. The price, at which the plots were to be allotted, was also fixed thereby. The plots as well were identified and the appellant/ writ petitioner claimed that his predecessor-in-interest was allotted plot No.B-68B, Lal Kothi Scheme, Jaipur and the possession thereof was also handed over on 18.2.1987. He however, alleged that though believing on the assurances of the JDA, he handed over possession of his house and the land in his occupation, and also did withdraw the suit, no formal letter of allotment was issued to him, and instead, a succession certificate was insisted as a pre-condition therefor. He has pleaded that though the other similarly situated awardees were, in terms of the award, allotted the plots, the JDA inspite of production of the succession certificate by him, did not treat him equally, and instead, on 19.12.1996, decided to put his plot No.B-68B to auction. Being aggrieved by this action, the appellant/ writ petitioner, filed an appeal before the Tribunal, which was dismissed, as aforesaid, on 3.4.1998, whereafter he
