In that application respondents 1 to 4 alleged that they came to know from the police about the orders dated 24.5.1983 and 26.5.1983 on 18.6.1983, that Suit No. 2024 of 1982 (mistake for Suit No. 2024 of 1952) had been filed by Prasad Nath Das on 28.5.1982 (mistake for 28.5.1952), that the official Receiver had been appointed on 11.8.1982 (mistake for 11.8.1952), that the Court has granted leave to the official Receiver to sell the property either by public auction or by private treaty subject to a reserve price of Rs 3,50,000 and that the offer of Rs. 4,00,000 made by the appellant has been accepted and one fourth of the amount has already been paid to the official Receiver Respondents 1 to 4 further, stated in that application that they are residing on the disputed property with their families under a licence since 1975 and have constructed pucca huts thereon and that with knowledge of their continuous possession of the property as licencees since 1975 the parties to the suit have filed the suit among themselves without impleading them (respondents 1 to 4) as parties knowing fully well that they would not get possession of the same if they filed the suit against them.