State Minister forced out from estate s main house after court order

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
An official residence located in the Henfold Tea Estate, owned by Hatton Plantations PLC, which had been unlawfully occupied by State
Aravindh Kumar had been employed as the chief clerk of the estate in 1987, the estate management had provided this official residence to him
District Court, alleging that Mr
Aravindh Kumar had not returned the said residence and had made unauthorized renovations while continuing to reside in it.Following an
extensive trial, Mr
Arvinda Kumar was ordered to vacate the official residence by the the Nuwara Eliya District Court, however, he had filed an appeal with the
Supreme Court challenging that decision.Supreme Court had also ordered him to vacate the said residence
Later, Aravindh Kumar had filed an appeal with the Appeals Court, which had subsequently delivered the same decision.Based on the
and handed over the property to the estate management.The estate management claim that after entering politics the incumbent State Minister
estate which was handed over to the estate management by the court would now be given to another official for use as their official
residence, an estate official said.