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Section 33: Assessment of compensation.

The Central Provinces Tenancy Act, 1898Central Act · Act 11 of 1898

(1) The Local Government may, by notification in the local official Gazette, make rules requiring the Civil Court to associate with itself, for the purpose of estimating the compensation to be awarded under section 32 for an improvement such number of assessors as the Local Government determining the qualifications of those assessors and the mode of selecting them.

(2) In estimating the compensation to be awarded under section thirty for an improvement, regard shall be had.--

(a) to the amount by which the letting value, or the produce, of the holding, or the value of that produce, is increased by the improvement;

(b) to the labour and capital required for the making of such an improvement; and

(c) to any reduction or remission of rent or other advantage given by the landlord to the tenant in consideration of the improvement.

(3) When the amount of the compensation has been assessed, the landlord and tenant may, if they think fit, agree that, instead of being paid wholly in money, it shall be made wholly or partly in some other way.

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ActThe Central Provinces Tenancy Act, 1898
Section33
Marginal noteAssessment of compensation.
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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