Didige Jaipal v. The State of Telangana
Case brief
What is this about?
Writ petition; writ of mandamus; survey and demarcation; F-Line application; Mee Seva online application; Transaction id. TTDER022401120142; Application No. DER022401120142; Ac. 0-38 guntas; Survey No. 164; Dontanpalli Village; Shankarpalli Mandal; Ranga Reddy District; pattadar passbook survey number 164/7 versus 164; Tahsildar respondent No.4; Mandal Survey Officer; Revenue Divisional Officer Chevella; District Collector Ranga Reddy; 45 working days timeline; reasoned order with specific reasons; Article 226; Articles 14, 21; Article 300-A; Section 151 CPC; IA No.1 of 2025; disposed without costs; Telangana revenue records; absolute owner and possessor.
What did the court decide?
Liberty granted to the petitioner to submit a fresh F-Line application with respondent No.4 specifically mentioning survey number, village name etc., along with relevant documents; on receipt, respondent No.4 to consider it, conduct survey and demarcate the subject property by fixing boundaries, completing the entire exercise within 45 working days; if not inclined to accept, to assign specific reasons, pass a reasoned order and communicate it to the petitioner; no order as to costs; miscellaneous petitions, if any, stand closed.