The Commissionerate of Property Administration (CLA) decision to take over 40-acres of land owned by Malayalam film actor Mammootty and his family in the Karunguzhipallam hamlet in Tamil Nadu's Chengalpattu district has been stayed by the Chennai High Court.
According to the reports, this land is jointly owned by Mammootty and his actor son Dulquer Salmaan. The CLA's attempt to acquire the land had been halted by the High Court earlier this year. In addition, the Chennai High Court ordered that no action against the petitioners be conducted until further orders are issued.
The actor and his family filed a combined writ petition in court in March this year, challenging a CLA decision from March 16, 2021. The site should be classified a wetland under the Tamil Nadu Forest Act of 1882 and conserved as a reserve forest, according to the CLA judgment.
The issue was heard by the Chennai High Court, which decided that no harsh action be taken against the land. Judge Ilanthirayan heard the case for the second time. Actor Mammootty and his family claimed at the time that the order was made to reclassify the land without asking for an explanation from their side.
Meanwhile, the judge remanded the case to the Commissionerate of Land Administration (CLA), which requested an explanation from Mammootty's side and directed the CLA to make an appropriate order within 12 weeks.
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