In the counter affidavit filed by the first respondent-Mandal Revenue Officer, it is stated that the petitioner while working as Village Administrative Officer, Addateegala in the year 1995, prepared pattadar pass books for petition schedule property in the name of himself, fourth respondent and his brother’s son-Nookaraju of various extents and issued pattadar passbooks under pass book Nos.176269, 176270 and 176271 respectively. Fourth respondent filed a representation on 15.6.2001 for survey and to show his lands as per the extent mentioned in his pattadar pass book, on which basis, the Mandal Surveyor, Addateegala issued a notice to the petitioner, but the petitioner refused to take the notice. However, the petitioner acknowledged the subsequent notice, dated 17.6.2002. Though the petitioner acknowledged the notice, did not turn up for survey works on 23.6.2002, on which date, the Mandal Surveyor shown the boundaries of land belongs to fourth respondent as per the pattadar pass books issued in his favour and the proceedings were prepared about showing the boundaries in the impugned proceedings. But it does not disclose division of properties among the brothers except showing the boundaries as mentioned in the pattadar pass books.
