As per the case facts, the appeals challenged a High Court judgment that upheld an order impacting a Land Tribunal order and a notice for correcting land extent. The respondents ... had filed a writ petition challenging these orders. The reason for the appeal to the Supreme Court was to contest the High Court's decision related to the land dispute. The question arose whether the High Court was justified in quashing the notice and if the matter required adjudication by the Land Tribunal. Finally, the Supreme Court observed that the learned Single Judge was not justified in quashing the notice. The Court found that the matter required adjudication by the Land Tribunal on the question of the land extent and the maintainability of the application for correction, thereby indicating that the High Court's decision was not appropriate and further proceedings by the Land Tribunal were necessary.