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2000 Supreme(SC) 979

A. S. ANAND, R. C. LAHOTI, S. N. VARIAVA
State Of Bihar – Appellant
Versus
Abhay Chand Bothra – Respondent


(1) LEAVE granted.

(2) IT appears that respondent filed a writ application, being CWJC No. 4615/1994 in the High Court of Patna seeking directions to Anchal Adhikari to issue rent receipts for land, measuring 49 decimals situated in Mouza-Chhatapur and comprising in Khata No. 3416(old,), Kheera (Khasra) No. 619 (new). It was the case of the writ petitioner that jamabandi had already been created and rent @ Rs. 25 per acre had been fixed from the date of abolition ofzamindari. The grievance projected before the High Court appears to have been that despite the creation of jamabandi and fixation of rent @ Rs. 25 per acre, rent receipts were not being issued to the writ petitioner by Anchal Adhikari. Notice was issued in the writ application to the State of Bihar and others. Despite service of notice, nobody appeared before the learned Single Judge. No counter affidavit was also filed, as is apparent from the order of the learned Single Judge, dated 15.2.1995. The learned Single Judge, accordingly, disposed of the writ application by accepting the averments made in the application and directed the Anchal Adhikari to issue rent receipts in terms of the earlier order dated










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