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Section 130: Annual enquiry regarding land held free from revenue.

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

The Deputy Commissioner shall in each year make enquiry regarding all cases in which land has been granted by Government, conditionally or for a time, free, wholly or in part, from the payment of revenue.

Procedure on breach of conditions of grant.--If it appears to the Deputy Commissioner that the conditions of any grant have been broken by the grantee, he shall report the case through the Commissioner of the division for the orders of the Chief Commissioner, who may direct that the land be assessed, or may pass such other order as he thinks fit.

Procedure on expiry of term of grant.--If it appears to the Deputy Commissioner that the term of any such grant has expired, or ( when the grant is for a life or lives) if the person last entitled to hold the land comprised in the grant, free from revenue, or at less than full revenue-rates, has died, he shall assess the same, and shall report his proceedings through the Commissioner of the division for the sanction of the Chief Commissioner.

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ActThe Central Provinces Land-Revenue Act, 1881
Section130
Marginal noteAnnual enquiry regarding land held free from revenue.
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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