KARNATAKA HIGH COURT
SRI.MANJUNATH DASAPPA – Appellant
Versus
THE STATE OF KARNATAKA – Respondent
CAV ORDER
1. In the year 2013, the petitioner herein approached the Deputy Director of Land Records (the DDLR contending that the B–Kharab land in Sy.Nos.183/1 and 183/2 were already cultivated by him and the same should therefore be given to him.
2. The DDLR by his order dated 19.09.2014 rejected this claim and classified the extent of 23 acres 5 guntas in Sy.No.183 as Saravu and Kallubande i.e., he classified it as B-Kharab land, over which there were communal rights involved. He thus held that the petitioner could not be granted the same.
3. Being aggrieved by this, the petitioner filed a revision to the Deputy Commissioner and on 13.10.2014, the Deputy Commissioner, after hearing the parties proceeded to pass an order in the following terms:

4. As could be seen from the above, the Deputy Commissioner directed that notice be issued to the concerned, a spot inspection be conducted, a measurement be made and the portion which was to be utilized by the public that is B-Kharab would have to be determined and the remaining cultivable area would have to be assessed for payment of land revenue.
5. It is therefore clear that the question of determination of the land which was to be utilize
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