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Section 151: Relief shall be calculated according to the following scale based on the previous revenue history of the tract

The Andaman and Nicobar Islands Land Revenue and Land Reforms Rules 1968Union territory Rules of Andaman and Nicobar Islands · 1966

State of crop (normal 75 paise) Degree of relief

(1) (2)

(i) 50 Paise and over nil

(ii) Between 37 Paise and 50 Paise 50 %

(iii)Between 25 Paise and 37 Paise 75%

(iv) Below 25 Paise Full The manner and method of determining annawari or crop shall be prescribed by the Chief Commissioner

152. The Deputy Commissioner shall submit his proposals for suspension, remission or resuspension of suspended area to the Chief Commissioner. The Chief Commissioner may sanction suspension, remission or resuspension, as the case may be, of the demand to such extent as may be considered necessary. On receipt of sanction the Deputy Commissioner shall cause the nature of relief to be announced to all concerned before the installment or revenue to which it relates falls due

153. (a) No land revenue which has been suspended shall ordinarily be collected until the next harvest of crop, corresponding to the one which failed, has been reaped in the affected village of tract.

(b) The suspended land revenue in special circumstances may be remitted by the Chief Commissioner wholly or in part.

154. Rules 149 to 153 shall also govern the procedure in the case of local calamities subject to the following modifications namely-

(i) relief shall be granted to individuals varying according to the damage done to the total holding of each;

(ii) relief may be granted either by suspension or remission in the first instance.

C. REALISATION OF LAND REVENUE BY COERCIVE PROCESS

155. The notice of demand under Section 121 shall be issued in Form, “AA” in duplicate and shall be signed and sealed by the officer issuing it.

26 Section 126 Section 128 Section 135

156. Every warrant of attachment of moveable property shall be in Form “AB (2)” and if a sale is to be enforced, a proclamation in FORM “AC” shall be issued.

157. Every warrant of attachment of immoveable property shall be in Form “AB (1)” and if a sale is to be enforced, a proclamation for sale shall be issued in Form “AD (1)” or “AD (2)” as the case may be.

158. After the sale of the immoveable property sale certificate shall be issued in Form “AE (1)” or “AE (2)” as the case may be.

159. The surplus proceeds of every sale in the case of immovable property shall not be paid to the defaulter until after the expiry of two months from the date of sale.

160. (a) Every sale of immoveable property shall be, subject confirmation by Deputy Commissioner.

(b) Certificate of sale in respect in immoveable property shall be granted in the form prescribed in Rule 158.

CHAPTER IX Village Officers A. CHAUDHARY

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ActThe Andaman and Nicobar Islands Land Revenue and Land Reforms Rules 1968
Section151
Marginal noteRelief shall be calculated according to the following scale based on the previous revenue history of the tract
JurisdictionUnion territory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands
StatusIn force as published by the source

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