1. Without seeing the order of the high court its difficult to comment on merit of the case. 

2. If the order of high court impinges your rights then you can file another writ petition seeking quashment of the government notification. 

3. First share the order to give further advice. 

File appeal against order passed by HC 

2) take th eplea that land was allotted to you by district commissioner in 1970 and you are cultivating said land for last 50 years 

3) that it is not forest land and order to vacate land be set aside 

1. Since said plot of land is not classified as "Forest Area", THEN by virtue of the District Commissioner allotment letter, you may seek legal recourse and request for alternative plot of land and compensation if you have created any asset (Well, House, Trees, etc... ) in the land.

2. The above is the only relief you may seek.

You need to challenge the move of the govt being malafide to declare it forest land on basis of writ petition

Hello, 

1. If the court has found the land is forest land and it has to be vacated, you could either file a review petition if you have sufficient grounds for the consideration of the court that will prove the findings of the court wrong. 
2. If you have not been granted alternate land or you have not been adequately compensated, you can move a petition in the High Court seeking the same and compensation to some measure. 

You need to have meeting with Senior Advocates with your papers to solve your problems. 

Without review of your documents no one would be able to advice you legally. 

Not petition but appeal against the order. You should have taken plea of adverse possesion and absolute right.

What is order of high court? 

Without knowing the background of the case any opinion or suggestions made in this  regard would  be a misleading issue.

As you have already engaged a advocate, if you are not satisficed with his approach or conduct of the case, you may seek second opinion of the case from an experienced lawyer by producing the relevant papers of the case and proceed as per the fresh suggestions received.

Dear Client

This is to inform you that,

• Details of the High Court orders are required in order to determine on what basis they have declared your land as forest land.
• If you are trying to approach the High Court based on the order dated 2012 then you cannot file a review petition as the time limit for filing the same has lapsed.
• You can file an SLP under Article 136 of the Constitution to declare the order of the HC as void on the grounds that, you have been cultivating on the land since past 50 years and it is your source of livelihood and therefore the Government just cannot declare it as forest land without appropriate reasons.
• Another Legal recourse you can take is that, if the grounds for declaring your land as forest are right then based on the grant certificate by the District Commissioner in 1970 you can file petition for Compensation or an Alternative land admeasuring about same size of your land.

Without reviewing the documents of complete case it is difficult to provide a definitive view.

How can this happen. Was the permit valid. They cannot uproot you after 50 years. File a writ petition in the high court.

You should file special leave petition before Supreme Court for challenging the orders of high court.

Dear Sir/Madam,

What you have asked here is the personalised services and This is not the right forum for asking an advocate directly to work for you. You may go to "Talk to a lawyer" or "Hire a lawyer" of Kaanoon.com. It is intimated that it is not the solicitation of any kind, rather the information regarding the process.

Dear Sir,

You may prefer Writ Appeal or Appropriate Appeal before the Division Bench of Hon’ble High Court of Karnataka and appropriate grounds can be culled out from the records which you have because the forest people slept over their rights for more than 30 years thus it has crossed limitation period and you seems to have for effected title to the land.