JUDGMENT - V.S. KOTWAL, J.:---The facts, though simple, are rather surprising while the report of the Police Sub-Inspector, which appears to be the premise for the further order is disturbing and even the order passed by the learned Executive Magistrate is extremely disquieting and in between, there are several circumstances, which carry with them a tinge indicating that every thing is not above board in this entire proceeding and the most surprising and almost shocking feature is that by one stroke of pen largo area to the extent of roughly 170 acres have been attached and places in charge of the Receiver depriving the land-holders to cultivate and derive rightful benefit thereunder.

2. The episode starts in the month of June 1979. The lands are situate within the limits of Kalala Village in Biloli Taluka of Nanded District. It comprises of several survey number which have been transformed into gut numbers. The parties, though fortunately are educated, some of whom having been well placed in life have unfortunately indulged in bickering which had benefited none and destroyed the inteset of all. In June 1979, one Shankarrao Pralhadrao Deshmukh, respondent No. 2 herein, filed an appl

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