M. SATYANARAYANA MURTHY
Lance Naik Korrapati Kishore Kumar S/o Korrapati Anjaneyulu – Appellant
Versus
State of Andhra Pradesh – Respondent
ORDER :
1. One Lance Naik Korrapati Kishore Kumar filed this writ petition under Article 226 of the Constitution of India to issue writ of certiorari, challenging the Order in D. Dis. No. E5/1861/2016 dated 02.05.2017 passed by the third respondent-Joint Collector and to set-aside the same.
2. The facts of the case in nut-shell are that, the petitioner is a native of Konanki Village, Martur Mandal, Prakasam District, serving in the Indian Army since 13.09.2005 as soldier, presently serving as Lance Naik at 18 Armoured Brigade Signal Company C/o 99 APO. When the petitioner was working at 12 Corps Air Support Signal Unit, the Commanding Officer of the Unit addressed a letter dated 26.12.2009 to the District Officer, Prakasam District, duly forwarding the request of the petitioner for assignment of Government Land. In pursuance of the letter of the Commanding Officer and as per B.S.O. 15 that, both ex-servicemen as well as serving soldiers are entitled to claim assignment of government land. The petitioner was assigned total extent of Ac. 3-43 cents of land in different survey numbe
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Grounds supplemented or substituted for the grounds in the show-cause notice which were for the first time mentioned in the counter affidavit or in the order cannot be looked into by this Court and s....
The authority can cancel land assignments based on misrepresentation or fraud without a time limit, as established under Board Standing Orders 15 (18) (1).
The Joint Collector is competent to exercise power under BSO 15(18) and deal with the issues regarding assignment of land. The power under BSO 15(18) can be exercised at any time in view of the langu....
The exercise of suo moto power under Section 166-B of the Act should be within a reasonable period, and the cancellation of assignment pattas after a long lapse of time is contrary to the law.
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