These Criminal Revision Cases arise out of the one and the same occurrence in connection with a case registered in Cr.No.377 of 2014 and hence, all these revision cases are taken up together for common disposal and disposed of by this common order.

2. These Criminal Revision Cases have been filed by the defacto complainant against the allowing of the petitions in Crl.M.P.Nos.5283 of 2014, 5288 of 2014, 5289 of 2014, 5284 of 2014, to 5286 of 2014, 5291 of 2014, 5290 of 2014 and 5287 of 2014, by common order dated 19.12.2014, seeking for return of property viz.,seized cattle.

3. The case of the petitioner/defacto complainant is that he is the President of Coimbatore Cattle Care Welfare Trust, an organisation for the welfare of animals. On 25.11.2014, when he was nearing Palladam, he saw nine lorries going ahead of him. On suspicion, when he intercepted the lorries and enquired the drivers and owners of cattle, he came to know that the accused were transporting the animals to Kerala. There are totally 216 animals consisting of buffaloes, cows and calves were kept jam packed and therefore, they sustained grievous injuries. They were not provided with fodder or water. The defacto