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Section 116: Recovery of arrear through Deputy Commissioner instead of by suit.

The Central Provinces Land-Revenue Act, 1881Central Act · Act 18 of 1881

Any lambardar or sub-lambardar entitled to recover an arrear, or any malguzar whom sue an arrear is due under a sub-settlement, may, before instituting a suit for the recovery thereof, apply to the Deputy Commissioner to recover such arrear on his behalf as if it were an arrear of revenue payable directly to Government.

The Deputy Commissioner may, if he thinks fit, comply with such application, but shall, before compliance therewith, give to the persons who would be defendants if a suit were instituted for the recovery of such arrear, opportunity to show cause against the order which he proposes to make.

The Deputy Commissioner shall not be made a defendant to any suit instituted under section one hundred and fourteen in respect of an arrear as to which an order has been made under this section.

No person on whose account the Deputy Commissioner proceeds under this section to recover an arrear shall thereby be relieved of his responsibility for such arrear.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Central Provinces Land-Revenue Act, 1881
Section116
Marginal noteRecovery of arrear through Deputy Commissioner instead of by suit.
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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