HC sets aside single judge order e-auction of 4.19 acres land at Budvel

The Telangana High Court connected Tuesday suspended a azygous justice bid which had acceptable speech the e-auction of 4.19 acres of onshore conducted by the HMDA astatine Budvel of Rangareddy territory connected August 10.

The seat of Justices Moushumi Bhattacharya and Gadi Praveen Kumar, pronouncing bid successful an entreaty filed by the HMDA challenging the azygous justice direction, directed the authorities to instrumentality last determination connected the e-auction lone aft December 31. Two siblings K. Ravinder and K. Narendra, some residents of Budvel, filed a writ petition successful 2023 challenging the determination of the State authorities to merchantability the 4.19 acres of onshore done e-auction. They contended that the State authorities successful 1978 allotted the 4.19 acres of onshore to their begetter K. Ganesh.

According to them, the onshore was mutated connected their father’s name. His sanction reflected successful I-B records and the pahanis arsenic well, they maintained. However, aft 1997-98 the authorities records mentioned the said onshore arsenic Kharij Khata and their father’s sanction was not mentioned arsenic the onshore owner. In 2023, the Revenue section officials approached them and asked them to motion immoderate papers relinquishing rights implicit the 4.19 acres of land, stating the said onshore had been declared arsenic authorities land. Challenging the e-auction of the said onshore by the HMDA, the 2 siblings filed a writ petition.

A azygous justice of the HC had acceptable speech the e-auction held connected August 10 and instructed the authorities to see the practice made by Ganesh claiming rights implicit the land. The authorities appealed against the azygous justice bid pursuing which the part seat acceptable speech to the grade of conducting e-auction.

The part seat made directed the authorities to see the practice made by the begetter of the 2 siblings by December 12. A transcript of the determination with reasons should beryllium fixed to the petitioners by December 15.

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