JUDGMENT

Sureshwar Thakur, J. (Oral)

The writ property is the subject matter of a civil suit bearing No.CS- 45658 of 2013. The said civil suit is sub-judice before the learned Civil Court concerned. During the pendency of the above-said civil suit, before the learned Civil Court concerned, on an application filed under Order 39, Rule 1 and 2 by the plaintiffs/petitioners herein, before the learned Civil Court concerned, but thereons though, the learned Civil Judge concerned, though did not proceed to grant the asked for relief, but ordered that the litigants concerned, maintain status-quo qua the suit property. The above order led the petitioners herein to make a challenge thereto, through theirs instituting an appeal under Order 43 of CPC, before the learned Appellate Court concerned. However, the learned Appellate Court concerned, affirmed the order of status-quo, as became initially rendered by the learned Civil Judge concerned, on the plaintiffs' application, as became cast under Order 39, Rule 1 and 2 CPC. Nonetheless, the defendants became aggrieved from the orders of status-quo, as became made initially, on the plaintiffs'/petitioners' herein, application cast under Order 39, Rule 1 and 2 CPC, whereby both the Courts (supra), ordered for the litigants concerned, maintaining status-quo in respect of the suit property. Therefore, the defendants filed Civil Revision petition bearing No.371 of 2015, before this Court, whereons, the order, as made by the learned Additional District Judge, Ludhiana became quashed, and, set aside, by this Court, hence through an order made on 16.11.2017. Subsequently, the plaintiffs, in the civil suit (supra)/petitioners in the instant petition, became aggrieved from the verdict, as became drawn by this Court, in Civil Revision No.371 of 2015, as became preferred before this Court, at the instance of the defendants, in the civil suit concerned, through theirs instituting Special Leave Petition No.11629 of 2018 before the Hon'ble Apex Court. The Hon'ble Apex Court made thereons the hereinafter extracted order.

"Delay condoned.

We are informed that Suit No.45658 of 2013 (Surinder Singh v. Ajaib Singh) is pending before the JMIC, Ludhiana. We direct the Court to dispose of the suit expeditiously. We make it clear that any transfers/subsequent transfers of the properties referred to in the plaint schedule shall be subject to the outcome of the suit and the registering authority concerned shall make it so clear in the Transfer Deeds."

2. A reading of the above order, discloses that the Hon'ble Apex Court, had made a direction upon the learned Civil Judge concerned, to make an expeditious decision in accordance with law, upon the civil suit concerned, but it did not cast any omnibus embargo nor it made any restriction, upon, the litigants concerned to, during the pendency of the civil suit concerned, make alienations of the suit property, but yet the above permitted alienations were rather yet made subject to the outcome of the suit, and, with a direction to the Registering Authority, that the said Registering Authority shall make a reflection in the above regard in the Transfer Deeds concerned. It appears that in the face of the above extracted order, as made by the Hon'ble Apex Court, some alienations of the suit property occurred, at the instance of the defendants in the civil suit rather qua the alienee concerned. The above alienations resulted in the drawing of Annexure P-16, wherethrough the Competent Authority proceeded to draw an order qua change of land user in favour of the applicants therein, but made it clear that the said drawings of CLU, would be subject to the outcome of the