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1987 Supreme(Guj) 101

A.P.RAVANI
NAGINDAS KESHAVLAL MEHTA – Appellant
Versus
COMPETENT AUTHORITY and DEPUTY COLLECTOR,rajkot – Respondent


Advocates Appeared: D.U.SHAH, M.I.HAVA, S.T.DAVE

A. P. RAVANI, J.

( 1 ) EVEN in an appeal filed by a land-holder will it or will it not be open to the Appellate Authority exercising powers under Sec. 33 (2) of the Urban Land (Ceiling and Regulation) Act 1976 thereinafter referred to as the Act) to remand a matter to the Competent Authority for deciding the same in accordance with law ? Petitioners contend phrase as it deems fit will not take within its sweep the power to remand. The contention needs to be examined in the background of the relevant statutory provisions and the facts that follows.

( 2 ) IN all these petitions common questions of law and facts arise. The petitioners are holders of vacant land situated within the urban agglomeration area of Rajkot to which the provisions of the Act are applicable.

( 3 ) THE petitioners had filled in forms under Sec. 6 of the Act. In response to the notice served together with the draft statement as provided under Sec 8 (3) of the Act they submitted objections against the draft statement. Their forms were decided by the competent authority. However it appears that all the objections submitted by the petitioners were not accepted by the competent authority. After following the necessary























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