The court found that the disputed land in question was referred to by the name of "khoai" (protected) by the High Court but no category by the name existed under the revenue laws of West Bengal. The court, however, held, the approval by the Ruppur Gram Panchayat to the building plan on November 5, 2011 cannot be faulted and outrightly rejected. "In these circumstances, no mala fides or deliberate mischief or wrongdoing can be attributed to the actions of Aarsuday Projects in undertaking and completing the disputed construction," it said. The court pointed out, the High Court's judgement was also conspicuously silent on the crucial aspect that plots adjoining the subject plot had already been utilised for construction of residential buildings much prior to the disputed construction. Case Title: M/s Aarsuday Projects & Infrastructure Projects (P) Ltd Vs Jogen Chowdhury & Ors