JUDGMENT :

The above writ petition is filed challenging Ext.P9 to the extent 20.500 cents of petitioner's land comprised in Re. Sy. No. 144/7 of Parappanangadi village is included as Item No.8 of Annexure-B and the petitioner has also sought for a declaration that the said property cannot be proceeded against by the 6th respondent as per the provisions of the Enemy Property Act, 1968.

2. The brief facts necessary for the disposal of the writ petition are as follows:

The petitioner is a senior citizen who has retired from the Kerala Police Service. The petitioner's grandfather purchased land in the name of his 4 children viz. 1. Marakarkutty 2. Kunji Koya 3. Ummadi Umma and 4. Mohammed, having an extent of 42.500 cents (17.20 Ares), comprised in Re survey No. 99/3 (Old Sy. No.282/1) of Parappanangadi village by virtue of Ext.P1 Sale Deed. As per Ext.P1 sale deed, the father of the petitioner had one-fourth undivided right, title and interest in the aforesaid 42.500 cents (17.20 Ares) of land. The petitioner's father married Mrs.Imbichi Beevi in 1933 and in that wedlock, they had 5 children and the petitioner is the youngest among the children. The petitioner as per Sale Deed No. 182