As per case facts, lands acquired in 1960 under the Rajasthan Land Acquisition Act were awarded and possession transferred to the Jaipur Development Authority in 1971. Despite earlier challenges to ... the acquisition failing and being upheld by the Supreme Court in 1975, appellants claimed subsequent entitlement through an alleged offer and began unauthorized construction. Their attempts to secure an injunction were dismissed by lower courts. When demolition efforts began, they filed a new writ petition which was also dismissed. In the Supreme Court, appellants introduced a previously undisclosed order from 1985, allegedly regularizing the land conversion and allotment. The question arose whether this new plea, based on a document not presented in lower courts and suspected of being fabricated, constituted a legitimate claim or an abuse of court process. Finally, the Supreme Court determined the 1985 order was a fabricated document, constituting a blatant abuse of court process. Both the appeal and the writ petition were dismissed with substantial exemplary costs, and an investigation into the document's fabrication was ordered.