A company settled long-pending irrigation arrears in 2022 based on an assurance from a Superintendent Engineer, even withdrawing legal cases. However, the new incumbent refused to honour this commitment. The core question is whether the company can file a writ for breach of trust, given the correspondence and the binding nature of the official's commitment on the state. Legal advice suggests that without a formal written agreement, a writ petition may not be maintainable, and the company might need to pursue other legal avenues.