1. Since the issue raised in both the Writ Petitions are identical, with the consent of the learned Counsel appearing on either side, the Writ Petitions are taken up for disposal.

2. The case in common in both the Writ Petitions is that in the Settlement deeds the Second Respondent in both the cases is the absolute owner of the aforesaid properties, which were settled in the name of the Petitioner’s son by way of Deed of Settlement dated 7.5.2008 & 29.6.2009 registered as Document Nos. 1934 of 2009 & 2346 of 2009. In view of the above Settlement Deeds, the Second Respondent relinquished and transferred all his right over the property covered under the Settlement Deeds in the name of the Petitioner. The possession and the original Sale Deeds were also handed over to the Writ Petitioner on the said date itself. Thus, the Settlement Deeds were acted upon and the Petitioner has taken possession of the property. Consequently, the Revenue Records have also been transferred in the name of the Petitioner and Pattas have also been issued in his name. Thereafter, the Property Tax for the said properties are being paid by the Petitioner as absolute owner of the said properties. Th