The present review petition is directed for review of the order dated 03.06.2016 passed by this Court in W.P.No.7105/2007.

2. We have heard Ms. Farah Fathima, learned counsel with Mr. Anil Kumar for petitioner. We have also heard Mr. Dyan Chinnappa, learned Senior Counsel appearing along with Mr. Arun Kumar K., for respondents 2 to 5 herein. Respondents 1, 6, 7 and 8 are served, but none appears. However Mr. R. Devdas, learned Principal Government Advocate appears for respondents 10 and 11 –State authorities and Ms. B.V. Vidyulatha, learned counsel appears for respondent 9.

3. We may broadly state that the original petitioners had approached this court in Public Interest Litigation (PIL) jurisdiction contending interalia that there was wrongful admission of the members in Karnataka State Judicial Department Employees House Building Co-operative Society (hereinafter referred to as ‘the Society’) and also wrongful allotment of sites by the Society to the respective members and therefore prayers were made for independent investigation and to declare induction of certain members as illegal; to cancel the membership granted; to cancel the allotment of sites; and other related prayers were also made. This Court ultimately at paragraph 44 issued directions (a) to (j) which reads as under:

(a) names, addresses, identity, avocation, place of residence, relationship with the Directors past and present of the Society, the position held or retired in the High Court or the Courts under the jurisdiction of the High Court, of all members, associate members, and nominal members, to ascertain whether they would fall within the qualification prescribed by the bye-laws;

(b) the members, associate members and nominal members or their family own any site/house/flat/apartment within the jurisdiction of the BDA and affidavits filed in that regard as required by the bye-laws;

(c) members, associate members and nominal members/directors/family members of members, associate members and nominal members/directors/others are allotted more than one site, the procedure followed for such allotment, so as to fix the responsibility;

(d) Directors present and past, responsible for allotment of sites to land losers viz., J. Krishnappa, family of late Subbaiah and Papaiah and Muniswamappa despite their receiving the compensation;

(e) In the event of recording findings that the induction of members, associate members or nominal members are in violation of the Bye-laws, Annexures-B and C to take steps to cancel the membership, in accordance with law;

(f) In the event of recording findings that the members, associate members or nominal members were not entitled to allotment of sites in the layout formed by the Society for lack of requisite qualification, under the Bye-Laws, to cancel the allotment and take steps to recover possession of the sites;

(g) In the event the members, associate members or nominal members voluntarily surrender the sites allotted, the Society is directed to refund the amount paid with interest at 6% p.a. from the date of receipt of the payment upto the date of payment;

(h) Issue necessary directions to the Society to comply with the proviso to Section 18 of the ‘KCS Act’ within the statutory time fixed;

(i) On taking possession of the sites, pursuant to cancellation of allotment or voluntarily surrender sites allotted, the Society is directed to allot the sites to its members, in accordance with the Byelaws and based upon the seniority of the member in the Society including to those who have lost the sites on account of reservation of some sites for civic amenities, open spaces as directed in the order dated 01.06.2016 in W.P.No.40994/2002; and

(j) In the event allottees disentitled to allotment of sites by the Society have created third party interest, it is for the Society to take action in accordance with law.

4. We may, at the outset, record that when this Court considered the matter for admission on 05.01.2017 following order was passed:

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