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2000 Supreme(SC) 826

2000(7) Supreme 199
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
B.N. Kirpal & S.S. Mohammed Quadri, JJ.
Dal Chand -Appellant
versus
Ram Dayal & Ors. -Respondents
Civil Appeal No. 2771 of 2000
(Arising out of SLP (C) No. 16748 of 1999)
Decided on 20-4-2000

Headnote:Revenue Law-Fishing right-Patta for-Claims by appellant and respondents-Negotiation procedure adopted by Collector-Respondents participated in negotiation-Grant of patta to appellant on basis need of appellant was greater-High Court, on writ petition quashing patta on ground no public notice given before grant of patta-Not justified-Procedure of negotiation having been accepted by respondents and having participated in negotiation they could not challenge grant of patta. (Para 3)

       

ORDER

Special leave granted.

2. Patta was issued by grant of fishing rights to the Appellant pursuant to the claims of the Appellant as well as the Respondents being considered by the Collector. We are informed that the basis of accepting the claim of the Appellant for issuance of the patta was that the need of the Appellant was greater.

3. Thereafter, the Respondents filed the Writ Petition and the grant of the patta was quashed on the ground that there was no public notice before the grant of the patta. Without expressing any opinion on the action of the Collector in granting patta to the Appellant, we are of the view that as far as the Respondents are concerned having participated in the negotiations they clearly gave their consent to the grant of patta not by way of auction but by adopting the said procedure. The procedure of negotiations and the consideration of rival claims having been accepted the Respondents could not, on the facts of this case, challenge the grant of the patta to the Appellant when the Respondents were unsuccessful. On this ground alone, the appeal is allowed and the order of the High Court is set aside.

(C.R.) Appeal allowed.

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