1. The prayer in the writ petition is for issuance of a writ of Certiorari to quash the order passed by the second respondent dated 16.09.1999 as confirmed by the first respondent dated 18.04.2001, cancelling the petitioner's document writers licence issued on 27.12.1983.

2. The facts of the case lie in a narrow campus.

The petitioner was issued a document writers licence by the Licencing Authority on 27.12.1983. The licence contained the conditions, which have to be complied with and followed by the petitioner. The third respondent issued a show cause notice dated 12.02.1992, stating that the value of the property in respect of a sale deed presented for registration bearing document No.920/1992 has not been truly set forth and the valuation of the said property in an earlier unregistered agreement dated 05.08.1992, was mentioned as Rs.98,910/- whereas the value in the sale deed was mentioned as Rs.58,000/- and since both the documents were prepared by the petitioner, he has violated Section 27 of the Indian Stamp Act and thereby caused loss to the State. In the show cause notice, a reference has been made to a letter dated 13.08.1996, copy of which was not furnished to