Upon receiving a report on immovable encroachment, the Hearing Officer must issue notices to the:

Upon receiving a report of immovable encroachment, the Hearing Officer (HO) must issue notices to the Alleged illegal occupier. This is a fundamental aspect of due process, ensuring the person accused of encroachment is formally informed and given an opportunity to present their case. Without notifying the alleged occupier, any subsequent action would violate principles of natural justice.

• The SDEO (Sub-Divisional Executive Officer) is typically involved in enforcement, not the initial notification for a hearing.
• The Whistle-blower is the reporting party and does not receive a notice for the hearing.
• The Revenue Department manages land records but is not the direct recipient of a hearing notice for an individual encroachment case.