Taluk surveyor not co-operating

Since the Court has appointed a Commissioner  to do some assigned work  by issuing warrant to that effect, the Commissioner is legally entitled to get assistance from the public as well as from the Government officials to execute the warrant.

 

It is true that the taluk surveyors are not much cooperative in normal course. Such a situation, the Commissioner has  to issue written notice with appropriate directions to the concerned authority through his superior in office on proper acknowledgement.

 

If the notice is not properly responded without any acceptable reason to the satisfaction of the said commissioner, then the Commissioner can report the matter to the concerned Court and in turn the Court may take appropriate action by exercising its discretion power under section 151 C.P.C.

Thanx a lot . the letter has already been given to the taluka surveyor himself whom the commissioner says has left the office. Now is it mandatory to obtain permission of court to give another letter ?.Please tell me who is the superior who give directions to the taluk surveyor . So is it not necessary to file separate application for this purpose ?

The notice to the taluk surveyor can be served through the concerned District Collector.

 

Normally,  judicial orders would be passed on application. Therefore, if notice is required to be sent through Court, Court may ask to file formal application. 

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