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Mather Nagar Residents Association ... vs The District Collector, Ernakulam . on 5 March, 2018

6. I am of the opinion that the said reasons stated in the impugned orders are not even valid for rejecting a Form 5 application for removal of the property from the data bank. The prime reason stated in Ext.P10 order for rejecting the request for change of nature of land is that as per the report of the Village Officer, the property has not been converted prior to 2008 and further that the property is lying three feet below the road level and that there is water logging in the property. The finding in Exts.P10 and P24 orders that the property has not been converted prior to 2008 cannot be sustained at all, especially for the reason that the RDO himself has passed Ext P5 order whereby the property has been removed 2026:KER:12992 WP(C) NO.38497 OF 2025 7 from the data bank, on a finding that the property has been converted prior to 2008. Yet another reason stated is regarding the low lying of the land and the water logging in the property. This Court in Mather Nagar Residents Association and another v. District Collector, Ernakulam and others, 2020 (2) KHC 94 has held that merely for the reasons that the property is lying fallow and water gets logged during the rainy season or otherwise due to the low - lying nature of the property, the property cannot be termed as wetland or paddy land as per the provisions of the Act 2008.
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Jessy Abraham vs The Land Revenue Commissioner on 23 February, 2021

This Court in Jessy Abraham v. Land Revenue Commissioner, Thiruvananthapuram, 2021 (6) KHC 316 has also held that merely for the reason that the land is lying low and is waterlogged, same cannot be included as paddy land in the data bank. In view of the categoric declaration of law by this Court in the judgments cited supra, the reasons stated in Exts.P10 and P24 cannot be sustained even for rejecting a Form 5 application, much less an application in Form 6."
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