The extent and identity of the excess lands to be surrendered by the declarant has already been fixed by order dated 31.07.2009 of the Taluk Land Board. The said order has been confirmed in CRP No. 468/2009 filed by the legal heirs of the declarant. An attempt to review the order in CRP No. 468/2009 by filing RP No. 925/2009 by the legal heirs also failed.
2. The Taluk Land Board has by the order impugned disallowed the applications filed by strangers under Section 85 (8) of the Kerala Land Reforms Act, 1963 (the Act for short).
Issues which have been concluded by the earlier orders of the Taluk Land Board cannot be permitted to be raked up at this stage. The identity of excess lands cannot be altered after having dismissed the applications filed under Section 85(8) of the Act by the Taluk Land Board.
3. It is also seen that only three out of the five legal heirs have filed an option statement again which has rightly been 2 CRP No. 73/2011 rejected in terms under Section 85(6) of the Act. The Taluk Land Board has not decided any question of law erroneously as to warrant interference under Section 103 of the Act.
The Civil Revision Petition fails and is dismissed.
ncd V. CHITAMBARESH JUDGE