Non-Altais, who claimed to have jointly allotted the house with the respondents, both claiming homelessness under section 10 of the Homelessness (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Act, 1958, admitted in their constitutional petition that the defendants were lonely. The house was paying rent and he remained. The settlement authority who deducted their salaries bills also noted the fact that such a governmental process could not be considered family arrangement because Aloty had to maintain the allotment claim in the name of non-allies. The only allotment of the house was proved. Question in the circumstances
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