Truth About Shankarhills

GPA1 - Farmers to Ranga Reddy (Click here)

GPA2 - Farmers to Rana Reddy (Click here)​

• GPA's are entered into per yard basis without land conversion, till date the land is shown as agriculture land till 1996 and under GO.111 after wards.

• The above are CC copies, currently no one has original documents.

• Based on these documents Shankarhills is just a welfare society and has no legal right to ask for title, the same has been ordered by High Court (Click here for the doc)

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RTI on Land Record Change (Click here)

• Based on this, the said land is non-agriculture land

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RTI  on current Land Conversion (Application  Response)

• Above stated statement is wrong based on this document

• Without land conversion any plotting is not valid

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Court Order on order of MRO (Click here)

• Court suspended above MRO order as it was not carried out as per the rules

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OS No 360 of 1996 (Click here)

• Prior to Shankarhills welfare association formation GPA (1983 to 1986) was issued to Ranga Reddy by Pattedars and based on this GPA Ranga Reddy Sold out all the plots.

• 1989 Shankarhills welfare association was formed

• 1996 Pattedars entered in to suit against Shankarhills welfare association.

•  Orders and Judgement states that Shankar hills has no rights on these plots and judgement given in fav of pattedars.

• further to above JC order to MRO (click here) and MRO order to VRO (click here)

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AS No 60 of 2001 In IA No 1201/2001 (Click here)

• Karunakar vs Service links international limited

• Adv comm report : No Plots in present land

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OS No 3123/2004 (Click here)

• Order clearly states plots were illegally sold in agricultural land without conversion

• The land can not be used other than agriculture

• Stated as "this is a grave error in exercise of jurisdiction"

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AS No 338 of 2013 (Click here)

• Shankarhills welfare association Vs Pattedars

• Shankarhills welfare association has no rights asking for the title

• Only individual plot owners should file for title with particulars of sale deeds through whom they have purchased

• The boundaries of the respective plots purchase by the individual plaintiffs.

• The nature of possession enjoyed by them over the respective plots and nature of interference from the respondents.