Faced with large number of writ petitions challenging the land acquisition by farmers of different villages of Greater Noida and Noida and noticing two conflicting views expressed by two different Division Benches on the same notifications, the Division Bench passed following order on 26.7.2011: "Against this background, prima facie we are of the view that a larger Bench is required to be formed for the purpose of hearing these matters not only in respect of the village in question but also for all the acquisition matters in respect of the New Okhla Industrial Development Authority and Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority for the ends of justice, to reduce the fume and to avoid the multiplicity of the proceedings." In the same order dated 26.7.2011 to protect the interest of the petitioners, the Division Bench passed following order. "However, petitioners will be protected with their rights in the following manner: (a) Principle of lis pendens will be applicable in these cases. Therefore, whatever steps will be taken by the respondents in the meantime, the same will abide by the result of the writ petitions. (b) Willing petitioners may make applications to the State or the appropriate authority to consider their grievances and if it is made, the same will be considered carefully upon giving fullest opportunity of hearing to them, if necessary with the assistance of the pleader, by 12th August, 2011 and a report to that extent will be placed before the Court along with the records of all the acquisition cases on the next date of hearing i.e. on 17th August, 2011. Applications, if any, for such settlement out of the Court are totally optional on the part of the petitioners. Rights, if any, of the unwilling petitioners under Section 11-A of the Act will not be infringed. (c) If the petitioners make such applications for settlement out of the Court with the State or the State authority, the same will be considered by them in the line of the Uttar Pradesh Land Acquisition (Determination of Compensation and Declaration of Award by Agreement) Rules, 1997, which is commonly known as "Karar Niymawali, 1997". It is pertinent to note that several applications have been made either by the respective builders and/or purchasers of flats and/or the banks for impleadment, which have been strongly opposed by the petitioners by saying that they can not be made parties to these writ petitions as in the cases of land acquisition the land owners and the requiring bodies, sometime acquiring bodies, are the necessary parties and not others. On the part of one of the applicants it is submitted before this Court that as per the Rules of this High Court any aggrieved or affected party can be treated to be intervenor in any of the proceedings