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Section 12: Revision

The Bihar Land Mutation Rules, 2012State Rules of Bihar · 2011

(1) Any person aggrieved by the order of the Land Reforms Deputy Collector, may file an application for revision in the Court of Collector/ Additional Collector of the District concerned within thirty (30) days from the date of the order.

(2) The Collector/ Additional Collector concerned may condone the delay in filing of the application for revision provided he is satisfied that there are sufficient reasons for the delay.

(3) As soon as the application for revision is filed, the Collector/ Additional Collector shall call for the case-record from the Land Reforms Deputy Collector concerned. or the Circle Officer concerned in whose custody the case-record lies.

(4) The Collector/Additional Collector shall issue notice to all parties concerned with the case, directing them to appear either in person or through their authorized representatives on the date, time and place fixed for the hearing of the case.

(5) In case any of the parties does not appear even after a reasonable opportunity to appear and being heard has been given, the Collector/Additional Collector may dispose off the case ex-parte on the basis of the available records.

(6) The time limit for the disposal of the mutation revision application shall be of thirty

(30) working days from the date of the filing of such application.

(7) After the disposal of the mutation revision application, the Collector/Additional Collector shall return the case- record to the Circle Officer concerned for implementation of his order.

(8) On receipt of the Case-record, the Circle Officer shall issue correction slip in the manner as provided in rule-9.

(9) On receipt of the correction slip, the Karmachari shall alter the entries in the revenue records concerned in the manner as provided in rule-10.

Chapter-VI Cancellation of Jamabandi

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ActThe Bihar Land Mutation Rules, 2012
Section12
Marginal noteRevision
JurisdictionState of Bihar
StatusIn force as published by the source

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