R.DEVDAS
Jayamma W/O Sri Maregowda – Appellant
Versus
State Of Karnataka Department Of Revenue Rep. By Its Principal Secretary – Respondent
ORDER :
These three writ petitions arise between common parties and in respect of a property bearing Sy.No.152/1, situated at Doddathogur Village, Begur Hobli, Bangaluru South Taluk. Therefore, the petitions were heard together and are disposed of by this common order.
2. Certain undisputed facts are that one Sri.Kaveriga was granted the land in question. Subsequent to his death, the legal heirs who inherited the property, got the khata transferred in their names. According to the inheritance khata, the names of the legal heirs of Sri.Kaveriga were entered in the revenue records, in respect of the property in question. The khathedars sold the property under a registered sale deed dated 09.04.2001, in favour of one Sri.Karar Ahmed. Consequent to the transfer, the revenue records were mutated in the name of Sri.Karar Ahmed. Thereafter, he got the lands converted from agricultural to non-agricultural purpose, from the competent authority, on 21.09.2001. Sri.Karar Ahmed sold a parcel of the converted land, measuring about 1 acre 30 guntas, out of 2 acres 31 guntas, in favour of one Sri.K.Boopathy, on 27.07.2002. The remaining extent was sold in favour of M/s. Pathy Housing Private Ltd.,
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