Judgment 1. The petitioner, by way of the present writ petition, prays for quashing of the order, dated 5.2.2007 (Annexure P-5), declining to allot land to it. It is also prayed that a plot of land be allotted to the petitionersociety. Counsel for the petitioner contends that M/s Swatantra Land and Finance Co. Pvt. Ltd-respondent No.3 has been allotted 32 kanals and 9 marlas of land, situated in village Itmadpur, Tehsil and District Faridabad for a sum of Rs.3,26,81,207/- and, therefore, similar allotment of land be made to the petitioner society. It is contended that the petitioners request for allotment of land has been wrongly rejected, vide the impugned order. C. W. P No.4209 of 2007 ::2:: 2. The petitioners plea for allotment of land is in no manner dissimilar to the case of respondent No.3 and, therefore, respondents No.1 and 2 were obliged, in law, to allot a plot to the petitioner society. We have heard learned counsel for the petitioner and perused the paper book. 3. The petitioners case for allotment of a plot has been duly considered by the Estate Officer, HUDA, Faridabad. There is no parity between the case of the petitioner and respondent No.3. As is apparent from the impugned order, land, belonging to the HUDA, was transferred to respondent No.3, as these pockets of land were surrounded by land, owned by respondent No.3 and could not be put to any use. The petitioners claim bears no similarity to the allotment, made to respondent No.3. The circumstances of the petitioner and respondent No.3, are entirely different. In the absence of any parity between them, reliance by the petitioner upon the allotment, made to respondent No.3, does not vest any legal right in it to claim allotment. The impugned order does not suffer from any illegality, as regards the petitioners claim. Whether the allotment to respondent No.3 is legal or valid is a matter apart. In view of what has been noticed herein above, the present petition lacks merit and is dismissed.