(1) The settlement of boundary under this Chapter shall be determinative :
(a) of the proper position of the boundary line or boundary marks and
(b) of the rights of the land holders on either side of the boundary fixed in respect of the land adjudged to appertain, or not to appertain, to their respective holdings.
(2) Where a boundary has been so fixed the Deputy Commissioner may at any time summarily evict any land holder who is wrongfully in possession of any land which has been adjudged in the settlement of a boundary not to appertain to his holding or to the holding of any person through or under whom he claims.
Construction and repair of boundary marks.
52 . It shall be lawful for any survey officer authorised in this behalf to specify or cause to be constructed, laid out, maintained or repaired, boundary marks of villages or survey numbers of sub-divisions and to assess all charges incurred thereby on the holders or others having an interest therein.
Description of boundary_marks.
53 The boundary marks shall be of such description and shall be constructed, rare out, maintained or repaired in such manner and shall be of such dimensions and materials as may, subject to rules made under this Act, be determined by the Deputy Commissioner or other officer appointed for the purpose.
Responsibility for maintaining boundary marks.
54. Every land holder shall be responsible for the maintenance and good repair of the boundary marks of his holding and for any charge reasonably incurred on account of the same by the revenue officers in case of alteration, removal or repair. It shall be the duty of the Revenue Officers and servants to prevent the destruction or unauthorised alteration of the village boundary marks.
Deputy Commissioner to have charge of boundary marks.
55. After the introduction of survey and settlement in a district, the charge of the boundary marks shall devolve on the Deputy Commissioner and it shall be his duty to take measures for their construction, laying out, maintenance and repair.
Tempering Boundary Marks
56. Any person wilfully erasing, removing or injuring a boundary mark shall be liable to such penalty not exceeding one thousand rupees as the competent authority may impose.
CHAPTER VII REALISATION OF LAND REVENUE AND OTHER PUBLIC DEMANDS Land revenue to be first charge.
57. Land Revenue assessed on any land shall be the first charge on that land on the crops, rents and profits thereof.
Payment of land revenue.
58. Land revenue shall be payable at such times, m such instalments, to such persons, and at such places, as may be prescribed.
Arrear of land revenue.
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