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C) Any other appropriate relief may be granted as deem fit by  this Hon'ble Court in the interest of justice."  

2. The   case   of   the   petitioners   are   that   the   petitioners   are  residing   at   Narayannagar   Society   situated   at   Block   No.13   of  Revenue Survey No.4/2 at Chhapra Bhatha, Amroli, Surat. There  are   as   many   as   52   members   residing   and   all   52   members   are  residing   in   tenements   /   row­house   and   each   of   the   house   is  admeasuring 55.74 sq mtr containing the construction of 42.45 sq  mtr area on the ground floor. It is the case of the petitioners that  after   getting   the   land   converted   into   Non­agricultural   land   vide  order   dated   10.11.1989   and   after   getting   the   construction  permission on 19.07.1991, the construction had been put up and  petitioners   are   residing   in   House   Nos.32   and   33   of   said  Narayannagar Society. It is the further case of the petitioners that  society is having open space area which is earmarked as common  plot in the map of the society and the said common plot is to be  used   for   the   benefit   of   all   members   of   the   society   for   various  purpose.   It   has   been   alleged   that   the   House   Nos.31   to   35   are  situated exactly in front of the common plot area and some of the  area of the common plot is situated adjacent to House No.31 and  the   owners   of   House   Nos.32   and   33   have   carried   out   the  construction by encroaching the area of the common plot and such  illegal construction has been carried out which was brought to the  notice  of   the  respondent authority.  So much so  that  Respondent  Nos.4   to   6   are   keeping   cows   and   buffaloes   in   the   said   area   for  maintaining their livelihood.  By keeping such cattle and utilising  the common plot area in such unauthorised manner, some 40­50  cows and buffaloes are being kept and illegal sell of milk activities  are going on. Since no action has been initiated by the respondent  authority   and   representations   having   not   been   decided   so   far,  petitioners are left with no option but are constrained to approach  this   Court   by   way   of   present   petition   under   Article   226   of   the  Constitution of India.