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VINEY MITTAL
Jaswani Bhai Doshi – Appellant
Versus
Indore Municipal Corporation – Respondent
1. This order shall dispose of seven writ petitions being WP No. 3185 of 2008, WP No. 4818 of 2008, WP No. 4837 of2008, WP No. 4389 of 2008, WP No. 4881 of 2008, WP No. 5027 of 2008 and WP No. 5028 of 2008, as the controversy in all these cases is identical and similar arguments have been addressed before this Court. For the sake of convenience, the facts are borrowed from WP No. 3185 of 2008.
2. The petitioner is the sole proprietor of the firm M/s Metal Equipment Enterprises and had purchased land bearing survey No. 176 measuring one acre, situated at Pipliyarao, Tehsil and District Indore, from the original owner Harakchand Naluja Shah through a registered sale-deed dated March 1, 1972. A copy of the aforesaid sale deed has been appended as Annexure P-1 with the present petition. After having become the owner of the said land, the petitioner constructed a shed on the said land after getting the plan sanctioned from the Competent Authority of Indore Municipal Corporation (hereinafter referred as the respondent-corporation). The petitioner also claims that he is regularly paying the property tax qua the said property to the respondent-corporation. In a portion of
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