High Court slams Telangana for claiming lands in Hafeezpet area

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
ownership of land parcels in Survey No 80 of Hafeezpet in the city, and categorically declared that it has no right, title or interest on
them.In series of judgments on these lands in the recent past, the division bench comprising Justices M.S
Ramachandra Rao and T
Amarnath Goud directed the authorities concerned to mutate lands in favour of individuals or companies, grant building permission, allow
registration or conduct surveys in Survey No
80
thousands of property owners in residential colonies of Hafeezpet and surrounding areas, who accused the authorities of making a killing by
Estates Pvt Ltd, the High Court referred to a delay of 38 years by the government in challenging the preliminary decree passed in CS No 14
decree in CS 14 of 1958 including Hafeezpet village has failed and at this point of time it is not open to the state of Telangana to set up
dispute with neighbouring Kondapur.The Supreme Court in an order last Wednesday said it saw no reason to interfere in the High Court order
over the ownership of 50 acres in the same survey number
In Sai Pawan Estates vs State Wakf Board, the division bench said that as per rules the Wakf created before the commencement of Wakf Act
1995 should be registered within three months after the Act came into force.However, the Wakf was claimed to have taken place in 1955 for
part of Hafeezpet land, but it was registered under the Act in 2013, the court pointed out.