629 and 643 of 1954: These are petitions by jagirdars of Mewar, and the special contention urged on their behalf by Mr. Trivedi is that their jagirs had been taken possession of by the State in 1949 under section 8(A) of the Rajasthan Ordinance No. 27 of 1948, that by its judgment dated 11 12 1951 the High Court of Rajasthan had held that that enactment was void under article 14, that that judgment had been affirmed by this court in The State of Rajasthan vs Rao Manohar Singhji(1), that the present Act came into force on 8 2 1952, and that the Government having wrongly taken possession of the jagirs in 1949 under the provisions of the Ordinance, instead of returning them to the petitioners notified them first under section 21 of the Act, and thus managed to continue in possession, and that in the result, these jagirdars had been treated differently from the jagirdars in other States of Rajputana to whom sec tion 8(A) did not apply and article 14 had been contravened.