Extension of the Bombay Irrigation… Bare Act

The source publishes this enactment as a single document rather than provision by provision, so the whole text is below and there are no per-section pages for it. Nothing has been shortened.

Type	Notification
Year	1961
Jurisdiction	Central
Ministry	Ministry of Home Affairs
Status	In force as published by the source
Text	Published as one document, as the source published it
Subjects	agriculture

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(2) fWt^TlX % ITT ^RT, 3T^T t%# qft % ftra%f%feft qr^: ^T *33rr f r ^Tq;, ^ r n r q^r %^HT ^R^TT I , QT ^ r ^nro fq?rr smt srfsresrr

65. 3T̂ r fMsrat % 3rm?r s i f i j^pr ^5^7^% :—« e CFTTO 11? ft^t ^rq- irr f̂te^T %^ fefj- 3T«T fqfEr % sriK f^st sqfe % fkws 3ff fpn^n =5^1^ ^ T ^ % ^7?5 M t sqfeT ^T ^ ^ R qT ^ T ^T ^Ra - Tt ^ R ^^ i^f fer sTiTnrr 1 IA ; EXTRAORDINARY [PART II—SEC.

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TZ% T ^ fe^t #iJ*i ^^TSFT ^T *rr ^ r :4vn^ HpRpr: P̂TPT t?F ŷ % ^ gTTT fen T̂ST |ffi P s&tf *fl ywnw 2fT ^ # # 1 «ft ^ H ^ W i^m sn%- ffiwraf *rr cfr ?pEr¥ # ipftf % td^rfeo' # sntfft iff Ti% SWRFf # TFT if ^ n̂-*iR'in fe?T T̂RT ?jfe ffref if SfTqWP | cff ^ F n EjSl sFfTf̂ r % feT ^ tFf'-TT Îci # W^ft Wl T̂KTRT ( 3 ) if ^Kt f fe l ^<m ^ ^TtT fe* STFT % W l d f$" t ^ T ^ t ^ W arfwrrf % fe? tr% srfim ^r SRTFT EST f^rr w ft #TF srro 79 % ^ O T ip 3rf?rR m fer, srrcr, 1

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(3) ,s^cr ^ r if $m 3^fir % iftgrc srra fp?

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74. ^ ra^ ; urr ^ f r ^ r r :—mrr 73 # ^rsnrr (3) % STHT̂T srfe^TT % :srrtr fe^ «rr^^- q^TcT <t«r{=tc<' ^ T c f T ^ %, f%%% W&% IT^CT | , ^m<Hid̂ r< % *®ftm % t ^ r ,^t ?rm if, snr ^ ^ T̂TT 3TR T R ^ , fsRT TT ^ T ^ T # TFT if ^ff

(sp) ^ranrem Pi+dyn, srrrr 73 EFT ST^TF (3) . # ;3niTTfr 1 ( l ) ^Enfsra EFt̂ TT f% T§ T̂FT W 5R7TT arfsr- ?fj%n ?f^jf Ept, ETTTT 7 3 # ^qSfT^T ( 3 ) % 3r=fFr srentsR? srfe^rr ^T crrtte If, ^mr fter | ; aftr ^T snrfsr fern # n̂xTTft, sftr isr JRHT sTra^i1^ ?npr; feii o-rfevTT EST •; 1 EFT 5r t̂5 f ^ f e : ^TF: |q tlrfea ^pm ^̂ fr srEfftT % "ifKiT ^?wcT ES?I yii\ ^ r ?pt, TT 3i% <gm̂ grfera: ft ^ r ^ srfenTf # f̂% Epfe EPTH" # , 5-T#f;T[ :̂r 3TP̂ ft I 7 5- ^m srfyPi--!-; spt ^^iwr cTKTsfr ÎTT ?JT^ |>n ;— (1) feffc ^f f^rrf th^, ^JTT 3 ^f r̂sETTf. ( i ) %• ^ ^ ?rnr tWHT ^W^T sftr ^ r # p | EJ?I fnHR-lfeq- aTTTq 3TK VTTT ff, STff ?FF ff g%, ^Ff ^ î Erfq; : — srrrr 3, 4, 5, s, 9, io, n , 12, 13, 14 ie, \i, IS, 13, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 2 5^ 25®, 28, 30, '.TFT 5, OTTT 49 % 5 6 ® ?Rr (ferf "̂RT r̂fHTRTcf f f ) , [9TTT 57, WT ( s ) STTTT 61 m ^raTTT ( 8 ) EfTl ^f f^T] 3ffT ?rFT 9 1

(2) ^ f ^ r Errmt sftr ?m, i^r TFT % wr^nff % flrq t%Krt%tlra ^ w o i T % srEfrq" f S , SRW :—

(i) Errrr ie if "^ t | ^t" m^i % ^ ft«rt%t%TT 5T5? ^ f ^rqit:— "fgt 3TW ^Rfef ^T if t̂ TR qT JTOfetT ztf&ZK— sifR%¥ t srftftrfera- fe#f srfHEfnr̂ % srsfFr T=^ p f ( i i ) s ra 17 if '%t% Eptf" ^ f % f t "JT«?T- ÊffERT % 3THfTEf Tff?t H?" 5T5? ^Tf 3TTq̂ t

(iii) srrrr 21 if w¥ (^) % ?«TFr T< T?TR- "(*r) ^?r fesFff T̂T «rw STRT EFT% ÊT ^ctK >̂TT 3ft ^Sf STR T̂̂ fETa ^q- if imx ZR qjTfrFsTcr sffepTT^Tf̂ FEr ^ f%%r fer 5fnr 1"

(iv) Errrr 22 H fTKTf%fer 4 < ^ sftfr smrjiT, 5ra% :— srrif ^4 '̂facr ^ r % #qrr JTT ĝ TTfeci 3rtoT*3itW?W if srfilRifed I , ^tf.

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7 6. amrarr srftrtw # f<H-^i :— (1) 9RT 74 % 9 5 (*t) % ST'â T spgffSX gKT fera" Ŝ fcT % grrra ?pr % fWtty WtfW «ft¥r, w ftfta ?FRR;

trfer ^T •:<ĵ r̂ srfsRTRr ?rff ifhr, fefw -̂ nr f?RTf *ft«T if ft^ft STfĵ K % ? # # T̂R ^TfT 3HT 3% cT«r ^rwr, sfrc ^r srfsr^K ^T ft^R ^fwftfer 3R*TT MR wr*r^ §RT sw*r ?T*R" *rc faftfr JT^T t f%frf a#r̂ n:-3if«i%M ^ ?R? ft ^ frwr^r 3Tfs#r̂ • ark ^wwwtf: T R T % fejr ^rftr % w % CPTT ft# EfRT % TRT | JJT f3RT ^T tRWKf % gTsfr % 3R ' (2) *$• srfeftc-srfl^tft ir f i H M f e wsH ^r ^ r a - ftnr :— (*) ferft* *nf f w f ?ftr sfk ^ f t *rcwft ft*ff sftt # . SJWfo (̂ r) ^ r % srfenx 3fk f w fe- <R cfjir (3;) ^fT -3P3T 3 l f fef M l̂W* fsppff SKT IS 7 7. ^ c sriwfr # . ^rfewt :— (1) arnr . 7 6 % sTcfPT «rt̂ f % iPTtapff % %IT .%rr ^ < srFawr, sgsf ft qT ^?r nr r ^?r SRWT % 1%tr n̂fgjf̂ r fefr arf̂ Rrrfr gr^r, fwt' ^ r ?njnf % qT?%«r f^- ^ft- qr {2) anrr 76 t sRrf^H: fefr ^RT % r̂a- p .

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79. srfsR?re1 5? tfp<*t<jf*r :—qfe ^fit ^ T arfef̂ -jrr | Err t3$s£T g ^ « w ftin | , ^ | ^?TT | ft f^^ts erf fe^T^ # p f % ^^"^rq 3T ?£T ^T ?F5^:

g^7ur| few ftrrHT a^ ^S 9^W srfsT%fea | ?ft TT?T srfy^rT % wv$ ^rftrr ~̂T =31% ^ % ft€r ^T?T ^T r̂̂ T̂T 3R% sr̂ r̂ T ?rf?r ^T sppTt ^i^ sr̂ r̂ r afi:̂ 5r^€T^: ^ srfeT^ srfvT^ ^nfrfter ^r^rf i fi ^ Tt ^ m ^ t t ?ft^ ^r '̂frrer ^T^T ^rf=n | f%s% IPCT ft€r ferw w«f f^rqrt ? M ^r <j?r ?TFT % ^f^f srfeRnx atft&W T/r #5TT i t 5?rfrfea ^ r TTT^ ^?rq- ^t ^ " ? r # sra1 # Tfra'T *f 3[fe ^T ^rrat I f̂t spjFr̂ F, i t 5R;R srwftfecT ft?ff srFsRrm ^ ^tf srra^?r smR ^ ft^rr, ft^?r I F̂PCTT | ft * >̂% srfjstcr 5W ^r arferrT %F "̂IT ?R^TT ?f ftf|5=r frrr sfrr ^̂ fofrr ^nfnr fai ?̂ r 5f ft^rr ^T ?r^rr sft sr?rT?Ff ^ ^jgf S|R ^?r f^w % anran: srra^rT srf^ra % arsff̂ r ?5tf srfe^T ;̂ 3Tft%w ^m"T ft^r wm | JTT ^^TT <H€T5T<!T ft^iT ̂ rmi | gr ^ srr ft% % wrwrg- ^"T^WM^T 3ffc #SfT3 T̂JTT̂PT 5f, ftff^ tT r̂ 5J¥W ^#«rg | r̂q-T ^% ^ ^ ^ 1 ^ ^ T̂TT 3 a'^rftci PRT STT^T f̂t Merest ^f xni if IT% BrTsr̂ n s r f e ^ % swrf%?r liar 11 8 2. 3#cppn; ai'fic^ if #r irF^fe^t f̂T̂ r % ^ r if ^ms ff'fr :— m srrtF % srsfr̂ r ^ r ^ ft^ s^ =TT 'FRTRTu ft# STRF̂ TC 3f[*J^' if ^ l l ^ f e ^% g^fafkct R ^ f ^ srr^r f%# feT?: if.. ?TT^ # ^ r ?f g^Tcr fWr s f e w w w i ? ^ ^ ^ 5rn7,TrT Z& ?r? ft d^tfo^w ^n mz mfkz 3ff ^^ ^ ^ T # THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART II—SEC. 3(i)] <R?§ $ff\" fVff1 5Tfefe ^T 3F#!PfiT 1 ff 5T̂ TT T$f 6 3. ~^^y. ^ t wr? *5Ti ^^IT ^r fen' ^rr^r :— ( l ) Tf% foff" ^H 3T ^iWjff if faffif Iff STFT % srsffiT #ure f w ff^ ST jnfi'feq {%# srtotf* arf^sr »wt I, ^ n i i ^ , f^rrafal % s#iff ^ T §• Tmsfe % rift ~ W ^ T gnr <f% fes 5fT% ^) sTTsrr ^TIT | <f) %5#r gwn: f flrsi sre :— (2) % T OTSTKT

(1) if ^raf?TO I 3ff% fff̂ rrff, *,s*'*i'<, ^ srfa^rrd TT Tiff f%ffi 5#ra gTXT sft STSTTfff % stTfsff % aTEfl̂ f ^nrw | , 3?T *ff ferr r̂g- % ff'sfs? if %?sfa ffT3?R 3T SRirff? % fq~SI *fffl 3T? f̂ff JFPTTqT «TT!TTr tV^J J?5 gsr spf ^?fr ^rtf srr?r tf% 3 « T ^ , sif* 3rf£pprct qT â if oirfer Tr snrTffr: f̂r iff 'TTT SRT srerr i%ffr srfet % spftr if, 3ff i f ft 1

(3) tff&ffaT *Frer :-- t?ir ^rrf'qr? ar ^nf^TfT, fmft Iff ffT*T % STSTff 3*R fTI q-ir q-T JTtffSTff srftr^u srfffira if ^i «rf stfwfe sr^sr^ *JT awcifSTd:

ff5ff*m # «tf | , ^TR r̂ ̂ 7 fr srrffi (?r§r fr fft- Jffe ^ | T̂O ^ftfe ^T 31̂ f%EJ ^T^̂ ̂ T̂ i 3lfeR)R- srfk^ng ^r SIRT B I % srsffa ST^T^T ^ err€m § ^P srfsr?T^ srfrlfe if fefl s f t fe % ftf^r f feet ^ r sffir^rft % Wft srr^r % f ^ 5 R^ qr sifer^ srff#' ^t i f I aT 3TF?CR 3TfT5f infsr^Tfr wra qrPccr t%?fT srrt^r wt mfm % ̂ ^f ^ ^ n : offerer ^ f^ar ^gT Wf ^^^ ^t HTTsq-aT l̂%f^Pff ^ i f | , cfq^:—'

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(2) C% ^ ^ ^ T̂JTOifr, ^ ^sr sfr- SF% ?f^ ^f tgtsn ^1 m ^ff€f t^rfir % ^CT ( 3 ) ^ # SnfWf ofK ^1\T spr 3T^,3T, Bf| (4 ) Ŝ t̂ ff, M T̂JT sft" f̂ ?r\0T cFr irrTi"; % fjjs^

(5) w n ^ # R f afh: f̂ T ĉ: arwTnff SM ^"5ffi

85. ifs?at ^r ?rr<ra*r :— 9#sw ^ n ^ t mrr "T r̂̂ a: srftrTrfw V̂ i f ^ s f t ^rr^ft' sfn 2T?q- w f 8 6. orfsr^pa sfN: % ^ i f ^t spyj ^TT^ ^t T̂fsfcT : — Tfe # | s^feT, fsfff ^T W m i % f%ff> ^RST 5RT fe?fr fe#N ^f ?r̂ ifr ^^ % f̂ rftr ^, ^tf 5TK73T arfaxtfTO sft T? | , iff sf^R 3rfEr<ffffcf snwefT ^r TPFR ^"^ ^ sra^r T|jrr | sriqT iffif Iff% "T?̂ rff 3wf?sra ^T If ĴTT :̂ fetr irq ^T sTOftTcr s f e r ^ 3rfi?r^ if srffff?rfeff f%fft srfiRjR ^T €tf s#fff 3Tffrff«fff ^TT?r I m ^X 3Tf«Ĵ TfT =5=̂ TT ^ P ^ tr?r ETT^ ff 3T7STT ^PT ff^fft I f% ^ ^ s i ftr ff srrfef ^t iffff srefsr % TTrcTT, ^t ff^ni if M^ ^ ^ r arfffwf^ff ^ T-X k sfR Tf? ^ffT ^ \ n if ^ffT r̂f%ff 3Rrc;?r ^??TT I m fffr srfsr^Ri ^RF ^rs^^r 3TT îf^ ^R3Tff *T ff^cfT I 3f>T Iff ^€^7 t ^ ĉpT?r srq1 *$ T^ff %?siw ffT^R^rr ^s^r Ttftr |Wft sfft ^ SJ-tRR? ^ t 3T̂T3TT % ^T if ^RT.̂ Rk # f t I

87. "iRCTra- ^ " ^ if 3Tfft?57r ^ ^ ?¥T if fmi ^x^ m ff'^f^ ^T nrfrK :— feff" '̂ff n̂ff %, fsrff^r TRfffffT3ff % &m %i® ^ t f^^^ ^ ^ S^^T ^% f̂̂ ff ^r ^ t t m i fcqfcr | , ff^f^ ^r ET§ ^#3f fPTT fe ^ 8JRT S4 if ftPrf^ ^ t f TR5ff3, ;?R3r ff 3T?n r̂ Tĝ f qr fffw ^ " ^ ^r r̂=r̂ r ftTtf ffTffffTff^R ^> s r f^ r^ ^ ^ 1 gg! ^ft^ ff^rf sfV-^ p ? 3RT srfer^ff ^ r f t f e ^ qsuf^rf^ff % fens ffT^i •-— iff «nff i r 3ff% Brar̂ r ^TTir *fqr f r ^ n % 8f#T ff^HH^4* # i f IT ^ ^rn # f%cr ffTc<Tfacr fefff T̂cT % f ^ 3fff ffr ffT?, «TTff- 3Tt5pr ffr sp? ftFff^ ^iff^rfr fefff pfr* %ŵ zn iff S9. PP&JT r--i?r ^r srfor:-~ ( i ) imm; i f? - ?PR tr": ^r^Tjr if arftr^fffi am sfn <$ snirin %' w^frg; fisiferfe g sr?ft fwf f r " " s ^ % foil % 33S if fkm srir i-̂ rgr I ;

(ii) §& f%gt snwRr 3Tf ^ r i i r f ^ i i fail Sfl ?m % ^ m % srati f%ir fare if ^ifl l f f ^ sp? 3N5TT ?T ^TT^ | -

(in) %$ VTTT % 3Wtfi ^r srWrafcr: amr^ni {2) # r ^ fair mr 1 {3) WFF ^ ferr ^rr t

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92. qftwrw? :-—^1 *m 1 ^ r 13T t^ ?P?# if 3rHfqr ^srqfei 1 ^r,— ^rfe; s?w I T qtf^P spr, f^ rm ^ i n f t i i ^^n; i f i % OTTX % fi+i^r r̂rar I;

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(2) fiflit^W sfk q%pfr ?rfe # ^ r n w r qr srraWjT^iR ^T^T I^RT, q% R W ^ Rcrr%fe^ ( l ) SR/Tfe 3R?ro ^ ^ % *5fl? STCf 95 %' 3T^R 3Tlt^T ^T 5PPT, ^rSTRVf ^^f??rfea http://ff.fi •iQ * M l t - * i -.fii] 96 % artfft ^Twr^ 3i «rr s^ft | 3TTT gw mtr % srnm fer n̂% ^T% R W 3 m 3TT i f f ^ t | , ^ 31^f j fe?!% tfToT fr^fr srffrr ^f ^ r r ^ sfk fhcfr mm TT ẐTTZTPTPI- {^) ^rff snTr f^ra *fr Prfp $m. ^ % f ^ sr̂ fsTcr | IT fe%r fen 5rr flwr | 1 [i[o-11 015/ 6/ 8 3-'?o£torr^o ( 15 3)] gtTXo ^To fa??T, Wrf'zft f̂%̂ MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS New Delhi, the 22nd November, 1983 NOTIFICATION G.S.R. 858(E).—In exercise of the powers confer red by section 10 of the Dadra and Nagar Haveli Act, 1961 (35 of 1961), the Central Government hereby extends to the Union territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli, the Bombay Irrigation Act, 1879 (Bombay Act No. VII of 1879), as in force in the State of Gujarat on the date of 'this notification, subject to the follow ing modifications, namely :— Modifications

1. Thrcrughout the Act, unless otherwise directed, for the words "State Government", the word "Adminis trator" shall be substituted and there shall- also be made in any sentence in which the words "State Government" occur, such consequential changes as the rules of graramer may require;

2. In section 1,—

(a) for the words "Bombay area of the State of Gujarat", the words' "Union territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli", shall be substitu ted.

(b) Proviso to section 1 shall be omitted.

3. In section 3,—

(i) clause (1) shall be re-numbered as clause (1A) and before clause (1A) as so re-num- 323 GI/83-4 u bered. the following shall be included as clause (1) namely :— •(1) 'Administrator" means the Administrator of the Union ternary of DaJra and Nagar Haveli, appointed by the President underarficle 299 of the Constitution:

(ii) In sub-section (1A) as so re-numbered.—

(a) In clause (a) , for the words, "any Go vernment", the word "the Administrator" shall be substituted;

(bt In clause (e) , for the word "Government", occurring for tile first time, the words "Centraf Government" shall be substituted;

and for the words, "any Government", the word "the "Administrator" shall be subs tituted;

(iii) In sub-section (2) , for the words "State Government", the words "Central Govern ment" shall be substituted;

(iv) In sub-section (3) , for the words "any Go vernment" the words "the Administrator" shall be substituted;

(v) In sub-section (4 ) , for the words "any Government", the words "the Administrator" shall be substituted;

(vi) For sub-section (10), the following shall be substituted namely : — '(10) "The Land Revenue Regulation" means the Dadra and Nagar Haveli Revenue Administraticfn Regulation, 1971'.

4. After section 4, the following explanation shall be inserted, namely :—

Explanation.—In this section, the expression "Ser vant of Government" or "Government Officer" shall mean a person or an Officer employed in connection with the administration of the Union territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli.

5. In section 5, for the words "State Government" occurring for the second time, the words "Centra? Go vernment" shall be substituted.

6. In section 20C, in. dause (c) for the words "State Government", the words "Central Government" shall be substituted.

7. In seciton 20E, in sub-section (2) , for the words "State Government" the words "Central Government" shall be substituted.

8. In section 25, for the words "State Government" wherever they o'ccur, the words "Central Government" shall be substituted.

9. In section 25A, in sub-section (2) , for the words "State Government" wherever they occur, the words "Central Government" shall be substituted.

10. In section 31, in sub-clause (1) of clause (d) of the proviso, for the words "State Government", the words "Central Government" shall be substituted.

11. In section 37, for the words "State Government", the words "Central Government" shall be substituted.

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12. In section 42, for the words "State Government'1, the words "Central Government" shall be substituted.

13. In section 44, for the words ''State Govern ment" occurring for second time, the words "Central Government" shall be substituted.

14. In sections 48 and 48-A, for the words "two hundred yards" wherever they occur, the words "one hundred and eighty five metres" shall be substituted.

15. In section 51 for the words "Land Revenue Code", the words "Land Revenue Regulation" shall be substituted,

16. In section 53, in sub-section (2) , for the words "Land Revenue Code", the words " "Land Revenue Regulation" shall be substituted.

17. In section 56, tor the words "State Government" occurring for the second time, the words "Central Government" shall be substituted.

18. In section 56A, in the proviso, for the words "State Government", the words "Central Government" shall be substituted.

19. In section 56B, for the words "State Govern ment" occurring for the second time, the words "Cen tral Government" shall be substituted.

20. In section 57,—

(a) In sub-section (2) , for the words and figure "section 150 of the Land Revenue Code" wherever they occur, the words and figure "section 167 of the Land Revenue Regufaticn" shall be substituted.

(b) Is'sub-section (4)»—

(i) in clause (a ) , for the words "State Go vernment." wherever they occur, the words "Central Government" shall be substituted;

and

(ii) in clause (b ) , for the words "Land Reve nue Code", the words "Land Revenue Regulation" shall be substituted.

21. In section 70, sub-sections (2) and (3) shall be omitted.

22. In section 73,—

(i) In sub-section (1) , in clause (a) , for the words "Stale Government", the words "Cen tral Government" shall be substituted; and

(ii) In sub-section (2 ) , the words "at the Mamlatdar's Office of the taluka" shall be omit ted.

23. In section 76, in sub-section (1) for the words "Mahalkari", the word "Mamlatdar" shall be substitu ted.

24. In section 78, for the word "Mahalkakri", the word "Mamlatdar" shall be substituted.

25. In section SO, for the words "State Govern ment" occurring for the first and third time, the words "Central Government" shall be substituted.

26. In section 81, fo*r the- words "of the taluk, , the words "and Patelad Office" shall be substituted.

27. In section 82, in the promo, for the words "State Government" the words "Administrator, or, as the case may be, the Central Government" shall be substituted,

2S. In section 83-,—

(i) in sub-section (1) , for the words "State Government", the words "Central Govern ment" shall be substituted; and

(ii) in sub-section (2 ) , for the words "State Government" occurring for the first time, the words "Central Government or the Adminis trator" shall be substituted.

29. In section 85, for the words "Land Revenue Code", the words "Land Revenue Regulation" shall be substituted.

30. In section 86, for the words "State Govern ment", the words "Central Government" shall be subs tituted.

31. In section 87, for the word "Patel", the word "Sarpanch" shall be substituted.

32. In section 89, sub-sections' (2) and (3) shall be omitted.

33. Sections 90 and 91 shall be omitted.

34. Section 93 shall be omitted.

35. In section 94,—

(i) for the words "Bombay Land Revenue Code", the words "Land Revenue Regula tion" shall be substituted;

(ii) for the words "said Code" the words "said Regulation" shall be substituted; and

(iii) for the words and brackets "The Bombay Irrigation (Gujarat Amendment) Act, 1976", the" words "this Act as extended to the Union territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli" shall be substituted.

36. In section 96, for the words and brackets "The Bombay Irrigation (Gujarat Amendment) Act,' 1976", the words "this Act as extended to the_ Union territory of Dadra and N"agar Haveli" shall be substituted.

37. In section 101, sub-sections (3) and (4) and the Schedule shall be omitted.

38. The Schedule shall be omitted.

ANNEXURE The Bombav Irrigation Act, 1879 (Bombay Act No.

VII of 1879) as; in force in the state of Gujarat and extended to the Union territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli Preamble.—An Act to provide for Irrigation in the Bombay Presidency.

[ « & ! - * « 3(i)l «n"?< ^ ti**8: TEfrarr̂ c 21 Thereas it is necessary to make provision for the construction, maintenance arjd regulation of canals, for the supply of wa'ier therefrom and for the levy of rates for water so supplied, in the Bombay Presidency; it is enacted as follows :—

PART 1 Preliminary

1. Short title.—This Act may be called the Bom bay Irrigation Act, 1S79.

Local extend.—It extends to the whole of Union territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli.

2. Omitted.

3. Interpretation clause.—In this Act, unless there be something repugnant, in the subject cr context,—

(1) "administrator" means the Administrator of the Union territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli, appointed by the President under ar ticle 239 of the Constitution;

(1A) "canal" includes—

(a) all canals, channels, pipes and reservoirs constructed, maintained or controlled by the Administrator for the supply or sto rage of water;

(b) all works, embankments, structures and supply and escape canoels connected with such canals, channels, pipes or reservoirs, and all roads constructed for the purpose of facilitating the construction or main tenance of such canals, channels, pipes' or reservoirs;

<c) all water-courses, drainage-works and flood embankments as hereinafter respectively defined;

(d) any part of a river, stream, lake, natural collection of water or natural drainagechannel, to which the Administrator may apply the provisions of section 5, or of which the water has been applied Or used before the passing of this Act for the pur pose of any existing canal;

(e) all land belonging to the Central Govern ment which k situated on a bank of any canal as hereinbefore defined, and which has beeji appropriated under the orders of Administrator for the purposes of such canal;

(2) "water-course" means any channel or pipe not maintained at the cost of the Central Government which is supplied with water from a canal, and includes all subsidiary works connected with any such channel or pipe, except the sluice or outlet through which water is supplied from a canal td such channel or pipe;

(3) "drainage-work" means any work in connec tion with p svstem of irrigation or reclama tion made or "improved by the Administrator for the purpose of the drainage of the coun try, whether under the provisions of section, 15*or otherwise, and includes escape chan nels from a cans), dams, weirs, embank ments, sluices, groins and other works con nected therewith, but does not include works for the removal of sewage from towns;

(4) "Hood-embankment" means any embank ment constructed or maintained by the Ad ministrator in connection with any system of irrigation or reclamation works for the pro tection of lands from inundation or which may be declared by the Administrator to be maintained in connection with any such sys tem, and includes all grains, spurs darns and other protective works connected with such embankments;

(4A) "bandhara" means any structure permanent or otherwise, constructed or maintained for the purpose of impounding or diverting water of any river, stream, lake or any natu ral collection of water and_ includes any weirs, sluices, head walls, groins or_ any other works connected with such bandhara;

(5) "Collector" includes any officer appointed by the Administrator to exercise aft Or any of the powers of a Collector under this Act;

(6) "Canal-officer" means any officer lawfully appointed or invested with powers under sectkm 4;

(6A) "Lauds under irrigable command of a canal" means such lands as are irrigated or capable of being irrigated from the _ canal, being under its command and shall include also such lands as are or shall be deemea to be irrigated within the meaning of sec tion 48;

(7) "owner" includes every person having a joint interest in the ownership of the thing specified; and, all rights and obligations which attach to an qwner under the provisions ot this Act shall attach jointly and severally to every person haying such joint interest in the ownership;

(8) "prescribed" means prescribed by rules made under this Act;

(9) "the Land Acquisition Act" means the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 (1 of 1894);

(10) "the Land Revenue Regulation" means the Dadra and Nagar Haveli Revenue Adminis tration Regulation, 1971 (Bom. V of 1879) 4 Appointment of Canal officers.—The Adminis trator or, subject to such orders as may from time to time be passed by the Administrator, any servant cu the Government whom the Admnistrator empowers m this behalf, m a y - fa) appoint such Officers with such designations', an^ assign to them respective!? such powers and duties, under this Act, as the Adminis trator or such officer may deem fit;

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(b) invest any Government Officer, in any de partment, either personally, or in right, of his office, or any other person with such powers, and impose upon him such duties, under this Act, as the Administrator or such officer may deem fit;

Provided that any assignment of, or investment with, powers °r duties made under this section may at any time be cancelled or varied by the authority who made it.

Explanation : In this section, the expression "Ser vant oi Government" or ''Government Officer" shall mean a person or an Officer employed in connection with the Administration of the Union territory of Dad- Ta and Nagar Haveli.

PART II Of the construction and maintenance of canals.

Application of Water or Purposes of Canals

5. Notification when water supply to be applied for purposes of canal.—Whenever it appears expedient to t ie Administrator that the water of any river or stream flowing in a natural channel, or of any lake Or any other natural collection of still water, should be app?ied or used by the Central Government for the purpose of any existing or projected canal, the Admin istrator may, by notification in the Office Gazette, dec lare that the said wrater will be so applied or used after a day to be named in the, said notification, not being earlier than three months from the date thereof.

Powers of entry on Land, etc.

6. Powers of Canal officers for purpose of so applying water supply.—At any time after the day so named any Canal-officer duly empowered in tins' behalf mav enter on any land, remove any obstruction, close any channel and do any other thing necessary for such ap plication or use of the said water, and for such purpose may take with him, or depute or employ, such subor dinates and other persons as he deems fit.

7. Entry for inquiry.—Whenever it shall be neces sary to make any inquiry or examination in connec tion with a projected canal, or with the maintenance of an existing canal, any Canal-officer duly empowered in this behalf, and any person acting under the general or special order of any such Canal-officer, ma?—

(a) enter upon such land as he may thing ne cessary for the purpose, and

(b) exercise all powers and do all things in res pect of such land as he might exercise and do if the Administrator had issued a noti fication under the provisions of section 4 of the Land Acquisition Act, to the effect that land in that locality is likely to be needed for a public purpose, and

(c) set up and maintain water-gauges and do all other things necessary for the prosecution of such inquiry and examination.

8. Power to inspect and regulate water supply.—•, y Canal-officer duly empowered in this behalf, and any person acting under the general or special order of any such Canal-officer, may enter upon any land; build ing or water course, on account of which any water rate is chargeable, for the purpose of inspecting or regulating the use of the water supplied, or of measu ring the land irrigated thereby or chargeable with a water-rate, and of doing all things necessary for the proper regulation and management of the canal from which such water is supplied.

9. Power to enter for repairs and to prevent acci dents.—In case of any accident being apprehended or happening to a canal, any Canal-officer duly empow ered in this behalf, and any person acting under the general or special order of any such Canal-officer, may enter upon any land adjacent' to such canal, and may take trees and other materials], and execute all works, which may be necessary for the purpose of preventing such accident or repairing any damage done.

10. Notice to occupier of building etc.—When a Canal-officer or other person proposes, under the pro visions of any of the three last preceding sections, to enter into any building or enclosed court or garden attached to a dwelling-house, not supplied with wafer frost a canal, and not adjacent to a food-embankment, he shall previously give to the occupier of such build ing, court or garden, such reasonable notice as the ur gency of the case may allow.

Canal Crossings

11. Means of crossing canals' to be provided and obstruction to drainage to be avoided.—Suitable means ox crossing canals shall be provided at such places as 'the Administrator thinks necessary for the reason able convenience of the inhabitants of the adjacent land and suitable bridges, culverts or other works shall be constructed to prevent the drainage of the adjacent land being obstructed by any canal.

Removal of Obstructions to Drainage

12. Administrator may prohibit formation of obst ructions of nvers, etc., within certain limits.—When ever it appears to the Administrator that injury to the public health, or public convenience, or to any canal or to any land for which irrigation from a canal is available, has arisen or may arise from the obstruc tion of any river, stream or natural drainage-course the Administrator may, by notification published in' the Official Gazette, prohibit, within limits to be defined in such notification, the formation of any such obstruc tion, or may, within such limits, order the removal or other modification of such obstruction.

Thereupon so much of the said river, stream or natural drainage channel, as is comprised within such limits, shall be, held to be a drainage work as defin ed i n section 3.

13. Canal-officer may issue order to person caus ing obstruction—Any Canal-officer duly empowered m this behalf may, after such publication, issue an order to any person causing o r having control over any such obstruction to remove or modify the same within a time to be fixed in such order [va*. S i — * 3(i)] "A. Canal-officer may cau^e obstruction to be re moved.—If within the time so fixed, such person does not comply with 'die order, the canal-officer maycause the obstruction to be removed or modified; and if the person to whom the order was issued does not, when called upon, pay the expenses of such removal ol modification such expenses shall be recoverable by the Collector as an arrear of land-revenue, Cons'irucUon of Drainage-works

15. When drainage-works are necessary. Adminis trator may order scheme to be carried cut.—When ever it appears to the Administrator that any drain age-work is necessary for the public health or for the improvement of the proper cultivation or irriga tion of any land, or that protection from floods or other accumulations of water, or from erosion by a river, is required for any land, the Administrator may cause a scheme for such work to be drawn up and carried into execution.

and the person authorised by the Administrator to drawr up and executs such scheme may exercise in connection therewith the powers conferred on Canalofficers by sections 7, 8 and 9. and shall be liable to the obligations imposed upon Canal-officer by sec tions 10 and 34.

PART III Of Water-Courses Obligation regarding construction of water-courses 15-A. Obligation of holder of land to construct water-course.—It shall be the duty of very holder of land which is capable of being irrigated from a canal to construct either by himself or jointly with other holders of lands capable of being irrigated from the canal, a waiter-course in the prescribed manner for the carriage of water from the canal to his land.

16. Construction of new water-courses by private arrangement.—Any person may, with the permission of_ a_ Canal-officer duly empowered to grant such per mission, construct a new water-course if he has ob tained the consent of the holder of the land required therefor.

17. Application for construction by Canal-officer of new water-course.—Any person desiring to con struct a new water-course, but being unable or unwil ling to construct it under a private arrangement with the holder of the land required for the same, may ap ply, in writing to any CanaT-officer duly empowered Jo .receive such applications, stating :—

(1) that he is ready to defray all the expenses necessary for acquiring the land and con structing such water-course ;

(2) that he desires the said Canal-officer in his behalf and at his cost to do all things necessary for constructing such water-course.

18. Procedure when Canal-officer considers const ruction of ^ water-course expedient .—If the Canalofficer considers the construction of such water-course mm ~i Xi^H?. : sfHfSI r.'*< expedient he may call upon the applicant to deposit an part of the expense such oiricer may consider necessary, and upon such deposit being made shall cause in quiry to be made into the most suitable alignment for the said water-course, and shall mark out the land which, in his opinion.

it will be necessary to occupy for the construction thereof, and shall forthwith, publish a notification in every village throgh which the water-course is proposed to be taken, that so much of such land as is situated within such village has been so marked out, and shall send a copy of such notification to the Collector of every district in which such land is situa ted, for publication on such land, Application by person wishing to be joint owner.— The said notification shall also call upon any person who wishes to share in the ownership of such water course to make his application in that respect to the Canal-officer within thirty days of the publication of such notification.

If application admitted, applicant liable for share of cost.—If any such applicant appears, and his ap plication is admitted, he shall be liable to pay his share in the construction of such water-course, and in the cost of acquiring the land for the same, and shall be an owner of such water-course when con structed^

19. Collector to acquire land.—On receipt of copy of such notification, the Collector shall proceed to acquire such land under the provisions of the Land Acquisition Act, as if a declaration had been issued by the Administrator for the acquisition thereof un der section 6 of that Act, and as if the Administra tor had thereupon directed the Collector to take orde r for the acquisition of such land under section 7 of the said Act, and if necessary as if the Adminis trator had issued orders for summary possession be ing taken under section 17 of the said Act.

20. Procedure after construction of water-courses.

—On being put in possession of the land, the Canalofficer shall construct the required water-course; and on its completion shall give to the owner notice there of, and of any sum payable by him on account of the cost of acquiring the land and constructing the water course. On such notice being given, such sum shall be due from the owner to the Canal-officer. On re ceipt of payment in full of all expenses incurred, the Canal-officer shall make over possession of such water-course to such owner.

Scheme for construction of water-courses 20-A. Scheme for construction of water-course.—

(1) If in respect of any area in which lands are cap able of being irrigated from a canal, the Canal-Offi cer specially empowered in this behalf by the Admi nistrator (hereinafter referred to as "the authorised Canal-officer") is of the opinion that in the absence of water-courses, the irrigation of such lands has not been possible o r has suffered o r is likely to suffer THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY {PART II—SEC. 3{i)] and that in the public interest it is necessary to frame a scheme- providing for the construction of watere&nrses lit such area, he shall prepare a draft scheme for such area.

(2) Such draft scheme shall contain the following particulars, namely :—•

(i) the object of the scheme ;

(ii) the area to which the scheme is applicable;

(hi) the proposed water-course and the most suitable alignment thereof:

(iv) the area which is likely to be needed for construction of the proposed water-course and the plan indicating such area ;

(v) survey numbers and acreage- of each of the lands to be benefited by the water-course and the names of the holders thereof ;

(vi) period within which each holder of the land mentioned in item (v) should construct either by himself or jointly with other hol ders the water-course for the carriage of the water from the canal to his land ;

(vii) appropriate cost of the acquisition of land, if any, to be occupied by the water-course;

(Viii) approximate cost of the construction of the water-course (including the cost of the ac-.

quisition of the land, if any), in case the holders of land fail to come forward to con struct the water-course ;

(is) the extent of the liability of each holder of land to construct the water-course, and in the event of the holder not intima'ting under clause (d) of sub-section (5) that he is willing to construct the water-course him self or jointly with others or intimating that he is not -willing to do so, the extent of the liability of such holder of land to pay the cost of the construction of the water course ;

(x) such other particulars as may be prescrib ed by rules.

(3) The authorise^ Canal-officer shall also mark out the land which it will be necessary to occupy for the construction of the water-course.

(4) The authorised Canal-officer shall publish the draft scheme in the prescribed manner in every vil lage, through which the water-course is proposed to be taken alongwith a notice calling upon all holders of land and other persons affected by the scheme to submit to him in writing their suggestions or objec tions, if any, within a period of thirty da3's from the date of the publication of the draft scheme.

(5) As soon as may be after expiry of the period of notice under sub-section (4 ) , the authorised Canalofficer shall after considering the suggestions and ob jections, if any, received under sub-section ( 4 ) , —

(a) sanction the draft scheme with or with out modifications,

(b) publish the sanctioned scheme in such rmner as may be prescribed by rules,

(d) issue notice in the prescribed form and man ner to each holder of the land mentioned in the sanctioned scheme, requiring the holder to intimate the Canal-officer in writisg, within one week from the receipt o£ the notice his willingness to construct by himself or jointly with other holders the water course for the carriage of water from the canal to his land.

(6) The scheme sanctioned under sub-section (5) shall be called the final scheme and shall be binding on all holders of land mentioned therein and all other persons affected; thereby.

(7) Land needed for the purpose of a scheme so sanctioned shall be- deemed to be needed for a pubuc purpose within the meaning of the Land Acquisition Act.

20B. Collector to acquire land needed for water courses.—(1) On receipt of a copy of the sanction ed scheme published under sub-section (5) of sec tion 20A, the Collector shall proceed to acquire the lands speciiied in that scheme as land needed for the construction of a water-course, under the provisions of the Land Acquisition Act, and to take possession of such lands as if a declaration had been issued by the Administrator for the acquisition thereof under section 6 of that Act and as if the Administrator had thereupon directed the Collector to take order for the acquisition of such land under section 7 of the said Act and as if the Administrator had issued or ders for summary possession being taken under sec tion 17 of the said Act.

(2) When possession of the land is taken in ac cordance with sub-section (1 ) , the authorised Canalofficer shall be put in possession thereof by the Col lector.

(3) The amount of the cost of acquisition of toe land shall be apportioned by the Collector among the holders of land specified in the final scheme and in accordance with the extent of their liability determin ed under the final scheme.

20C. Authorised Canal-officer to construct water course.—On being put in possession of the land un der sub-section (2) of section 20B, the authorised Canal-officer shall —

(a) give notice to each holder of land who has expressed, under clause (d) pf sub-section

(5) of section 20A, his willingness to con struct the water-course within the period specified in the final scheme and in the prescribed manner catling upon him to con struct the water-course in his land to the extent to which he may be liable to do so under the final scheme :

(b) proceed to construct the water-course in the land to which clause (a) does not apply in accordance with the final scheme at the cost of the holder of such l a i l d ' a n o

(c) require the holder of the tad concerned to pay to the Central Government in a case where the land to be occupied by the water course or any pari thereof has been ac quired bv Government under section _ 2UJ, such sum as rnav be payable by him in ac cordance with the apportionment of the cost of acquisition of the land made under the final scheme.

?0D Canal-officer to construct water-course,—If holder of land to whom a notice is given tander ectior- 20C fails to construct the water-course withthe period specified in the final scheme, the au thorised Canal-officer shall construct the same at the cost of such holder.

20E Consequences of completion of construction of water-course.—(1) When the construction of the whole of the water-course mentioned in the final scheme is completed the authorised Canal-officer shall—

(i) issue a certificate to that effect m the pres cribed form, and

(ii) by order in writing transfer the land acquir ed under section 20B and occupied by the wafer course to all holders of land benefi ted by the water-course and thereupon the land so transferred shall, along with the water-course constructed thereon, jointly vest in all such holders and the provisions of sections 21 to 25 (both inclusive) shall apply to such holders as they apply to the owner of a water-course.

(2) Nothing in sub-section (1) shall affect the right of the Central Government to recover the cost of the acquisition of land under section 20B and the cost of the construction of the water-course payable by any holder of land under the final scheme.

20F. Mode of payment of cost of construction_ of water-course, etc.—(1) The cost of the acquisition of any land and the cost of the construction of the water-course pavable by any holder of land under the final scheme shall, on a notice issued by the authorised Canal-officer in that behalf, be paid by such holder —

(i) either in lump sum within the prescribed period, or

(ii) in skich instalments not exceeding five with simple interest at 4 1|2 per cent per annum on or before such dates as may be fixed by the authorised Canal-officer.

(2) ^Tiere the holder of land has carried out some work for the construction of the water-course or dona ted land for being occupied by the water-course, the authorised Canal-officer shall determine the value of the work so carried out. or. as the case may be the value of the land so donated and the value so determined shall be d e d u c t from the con paya l< by the holder under sub-section (1) .

Rights and obligations of owners of Water-courses

21. Obligations of owner of water-courses.—-Every owner of a water-course shall be bound —

(a) to cor^trtict and maintain all works neces sary for the passage across such water course. of canals, water-courses, drainagechannels and public roads existing at the time of its construction, and of the drain age intercepted by it and for affording propar communications across it for the con venience of the occupant; of neighbouring lands ;

(b) to maintain such water-course in a fit state of repair for the conveyance of water;

Rights of owners and users of wafer-courses.—

(c) to allow the use of it to others or to admit other persons as joint owners thereof on such terms as may be prescribed under the provisions of section 23;

and every owner of a water-course and every person duly authorised under the provisions hereinafter con tained to use a water-course shall be entitled —

(d) to have a supply of water by such water course, at such rates and on such terms.

as may from time to time be prescribed under section 44 and by the rules made by the Administrator under section 70 ;

Provided always that any owner of a water-course, and, subject to the terms of any agreement between the parties, or to any condition imposed under sec tion 23, any such person as aforesaid may at any time, by giving three months' previous notice in writ ing in this behalf to a Canal-officer duly empowered to receive such notices, resign his interest in such water-course.

22. Arrangement with owner by other person.— Any person "desiring to have a supply of water thr ough a water-course of which he is not an owner may make a private arrangement with the owner for per mitting the conveyance of water thereby, or may apply "to a Canal-officer duly empowered to receive such applications for authority to use such water course or to be declared a joint owner thereof.

23. Canal-officer after inquiry may authorise sup ply or declare applicant to be joint owner.— On rece;pt of any such application, the Canal-officer shall serve notice on the owner .to show cause why such authority should not be granted, or such declaration should not be made, and, if no objection be raised, or if any obiection be raised and be found insuffi cient or invalid, shall, subject to the approval of the Collector, either authorize the applicant to use the water-course, or declare him to be a joint owner thereof on such conditions as to the payment of compensation or rent or otherwise as may appear to nim equitable.

* jjk I K E GAZETTE OF ; :; Q£ Sand acquired for water-course lor other purpose.—No land acquired under this Part for a water-course and no land occupied by water-course constructed under section 92, shall be- used for any other purpose without the previous consent of _ a Canal-officer duly empowered to .grant such permis sion.

25. If owner fails to execute work or to repair water-course. Canal-officer may execute same.—If any owner of a water-course fails to fulfil any obligation imposed upon him by clause fa) or (b) of section 21, iheu —

(a) any Canal-officer duly empowered in this behalf may require him by a notice to ex ecute the necessary work or repair within a period of not less than fifteen days to be specified in the notice, and in the event of failure of the owner to do so, may execute the same pn his behalf ;

(b) where such Canal-officer is satisfied that for 'maintaining in uninterrupted flow of water through the water-course or for main taining the rotation of water in the water course', it is necessary to take immediate action, to execute the necessary work or repair, he may without giving such notice to the owner execute such work or repair o'n behalf of the owner, and except as hereinafter provided in this section, all expenses incurred in the execution of such work cr repair shall be a sum due by such owner to the Cen tral Government.

Persons usinrr. water-course to pay share of expen ses of repair.—Every person other than an owner who uses any water-course in respect of which anv repairs has been executed bv a Canal-officer under this sec tion shall, in the absence of any agreement between the parties of any condition imposed under section 23 at the time such person was authorized to use such .water-course to the contrary be liable to pay to the Central Government such proportion of the ex penses incurred in the execution of such repairs as shall be determined by the said Canal-officer.

Bandharas

25A. obligation to repair bandharas situated in alienated lands and villages and talukdari villases'.—

(1) Save as otherwise provided in sections 84 and

85. every holder of alienated land o r village and very holder of the wanta nortion In a tahikdari village (hereinafter called "the holder") shall be bound to carry out all necessary repairs to any bandharas situa ted in his land or village or wanta, as the case_ may be, and to maintain them in a fit state of repairs to the satisfaction of. the Colletcor.

(2) The expenses for anv renairs to a bandhara made under the provisions of sub-section (1) shall be borne by the holder and the Central Government as follows :—

(i) In the case of a bandhara which irrigates only land situated in a village or villages of INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PARI II—SEC, 30)] which the revenue is thsied between ' v e holder and the Central Government, tue apportinment of expenses for repair? bet ween the holder and the Central Government shall be in the same proportion in which the revenue is shared by them.

fli) In the case of a bandhara which irrigates land situated in any village or villages of which the revenue is shared between the holder and the Central Government and also laid situated In any unalienated village or villages or which irrigates land situated in the wanta portion of a talukdari village and also other land in the said village the cost of repair? shall first be calculated in the prescribed manner having regard to the total area of land Irrigated by the band hara. The proportionate share of cost in respect of a village or villages of which the revenue Is shared between the holder and the Central Government shall then be worked out on the basis of the proportion which the area of land situated, in such vil lage Or villages bears to the total area of land irrigated by the bandhara. The propor tionate expenses in respect of land in such village or villages so arrived at shall be borne by the holder and the Central Govern ment as provided in clause (i) above.

(3) If any dispute arises as to the share or amount of expenses to be borne by the holder under this section or uhde r section 25B, the matter shall be referred to the Collector whose decision shall be final.

25B. Execution of repairs to bandhara if holder fails to carrv out the same.—If the holder fails to fulfil the obligation imposed upon him by section 25A, the Collector may require him by notice to ex ecute the necessary repairs within a period to be prescribed in such notice, of not less than fifteen days, and, in the event of failure may execute the same on his behalf. The holder shall be liable to pay the expenses incurred In the execution of repairs to such extent as the Collector having regard to the provisions of sub-section (2) of section 25A may determine. In the event of any default made by the holder in payment of ?."v sum due from him, on ac count of such expenses, it shall be recovered from him as an arrear of land revenue.

Settlement of Disputes concerning water-courses

26. Settlement of disputes as to mutual rights and liabilities of persons interested in water-courses.— Whenever a dispute arises between two or more persons in regard to their mutual rights or liabilities in respect of use, construction or maintenance of a water-course, or among joint ow ners of a water-course, as to their respective shares of the expense of constructing or maintaining such water-course, or as to the amounts severally contri buted bv fhem towards such expense, or as to failure on the part of any owner to contribute his share.

any person interested in the matter of such dis pute may apply, in writing, to any Canal-officer duly • " > * M « « l - f l f i 3 { i ) ] wra tfr W R : awrsrwi empowered to receive such applications stating (he I'lti in dispute, Such officer shali thereupon ghen notice to the other persons interested that on a day to be named In such notice he will proceed to inquire into the said matter, and if all the persons interested consent, in writins; to his being arbitral or, he may pass his ordex thereon ;

failing such consent, he shall transfer the matter to the Collector who shall inquire into and pass his order thereon.

Any order passed by the Collector under this sec tion shall remain in force until set aside by a decree of a Civil Court.

PART IV Of the Supply of Water Applications for Supply.

27. Water to be supplied on written application.— Every person desiring to have a supply of water from a canal shall submit a written application to that effect to a Canal-officer duly empowered to receive such applications in such form as shall from time to time be prescribed by the Administrator in this be half.

And water may be supplied for purposes other than those of irrigation.—On submission of a written ap plication to him, the Canal-officer may give permis sion for water to be taken under such special condi tions and restrictions, as to the limitation, control and measurement of the supply as he shall be em powered bv the Administrator to impose in rela tion to the- use of water for any particular purpose.

Provisions as to Supply.

28. Power to stop water-supply.—The supply of water to any water-course to or any person who is entitled to such supply shall not be stopped except—

(a) whenever and so long as it is necessary to stop such supply for the purpose of execu ting any work ordered by competent au thority ;

(b) whenever and so long as any water course by which such supply is received is not maintained in such Tcpair as to prevent the wasteful escape of water therefrom ;

(c) whenever and so long as it is necessary to do so in order to supply in rotation the legitimate demands of other persons entitl ed to water ;

(d) whenever and so long as it may be neces sary to do so in order to prevent the wastase or misuse of water ;

( t ) within periods fixed from lime to time by a Canal-officer duly empowered in this be half, uf which due notice shall be given :

(f) whenever and so long a, it is necessary to stop such supply pending a change in ihc source thereof by a Canal-officer under section 91 :

(g) in accordance with the condition, if any, providing for stoppage of water supply, subject to which permission for water to be taken may have been given.

29. Duration of supply.—When Canal-water is supplied for the irrigation of one or more crops only.

the permission to use such water shall be held to continue only until such crop or crops shall come to maturity, and to apply only to such crop or crops.

30. Agreements for supply of water transferable with property in respect of which supply given.— Every agreement for the supply of canal-water to any land', buildine or other immovable, property shall be" transferable therewith, and shall be presumed to have been so transferred whenever a transfer of such land building or other immovable property takes place.

Right to use of water not transferable in other cace Without permission of Canal-officer.—No person en titled to the use of any work or land appertaining to any canal, and, except in the case of any such agreement as aforesaid, no person entitled to use the water of anv canal, shall sell or sub-let or other wise transfer his right to such use without the per mission of a Canal-officer duly empowered to grant such permission.

PART V Of the award of compensation.

Compensation when claimable.

31 Compensation in cases of ascertainable subs tantial damage.—Compensation may be awarded in respect of any substantial damage caused by the ex ercise of any of the powers conferred by this Act which is capable of being ascertained and estimated at the time of awarding such compensation :

Exceptions—Provided that no compensation shall.

be so awarded in respect of any damage arising from—

(a) deterioration of climate, or

(b) stoppage of navigation, or the means of raffing timber or of watering cattle, or fel stoppage or diminution of any supply of water In consequence of the exercise of the power conferred by section 5, if no use have been made of such supply within the ffie years next before the date of issue of the notification under section 37, or 1072 GI/S3—5 \^y/i^\ THE GAZETTE OF IN

(d) failure or stoppage of the water in canal, when such failure or stoppage is due to— (.1) any cause beyond the control of the Cen tral Government.

(2) the execution of any repairs, alterations or additions to the canal, or

(3) any measures considered necessary by any Canal-officer duly empowered in this hehalf for regulating the proper flow of water in the canal, or for maintaining the established course of irrigation ;

Remission of water-rates when allowable.-—but any person who suffers loss from any stoppage or dimi nution of his water-supply due to any of the causes named in clause (d) of this section shall, be entitled to such remission of the water-rate payable by him as may be authorized by the Administrator.

32. Limitation of claims.—No claim for compen sation under this Act shall be entertained after the expiration of twelve months from the time when the damage complained of commenced, unless the Col lector is satisfied that the claimant had sufficient cause for not making the claim within such period.

33. Omitted.

Summary Decisions.

34. Compensation for damage caused by entry on land, etc.—In every case of entry upon any land or building under section 6. section 7, section 8, or sec tion 9, the Canal-officer or person making the entry shall ascertain and record the extent of the dam age, if any, caused by the entry, or in the execution of any work, to any crop, tree, building or other pro perty.

and within one month from the date of such entry compensation shall be tendered by a Canal-officer duly empowered in this behalf to the land holder or owner of the property damaged.

If such tender is not accepted, the Canal-officer shall forthwith refer the matter to the Collector for the purpose of making inquiry as to the amount of compensation and deciding the same.

35. Compensation on account of interruption of water supply.—If the supply of water to any land irrigated from a canal be interrupted otherwise than in the manner described in clause (d) of section 31.

the holder of such land may present a petition for compensation to the Collector for any loss arising from such interruption, and the Collector, after consulting the Canal-officer, shall award to the petitioner reasonable compensation for such loss.

_ 36. Decision as to amount of compensation under either of last two sections conclusive.—The decision of the Collector under either of the last two preceding sections as to the amount of compensation to be D1A : EXTRAORDINARY [PART 11—SEC. 3(i)l awarded, or, if any rule framed under section 70 such decision shall be declared to be appealabi then the decision of the authority to whom the appeal lies, shall be conclusive.

Formal Adjudications,

37. Notice as to claims for compensation in cer tain cases.—As soon as practicable after the issue of a notification under section 5, the Collector shall cause public notice to be given at convenient places.

slating that the Central Government intend to apply or use the water as aforesaid, and that claims for compensation may be made before him.

A copy of sections 31 and 32 shall be annexed to every such notice.

38. Claims to be preferred to Collectors.—All claims for compensation under this Act, other than claims of the nature provided for in sections 34 and 35, must be made before the Collector of the district in which such claim arises.

39. Collector to be guided by the provisions ot the Land Acquisition Act.—The Collector shall inquire into every such claim and determine the amount of compensation, if any, which should, in his opinion be given to the claimant and shall make an award.

(2) Every award made under sub-section (1) shall be in the form prescribed in section 26 of the Land Acquisition Act and the provisions of the said Act N shall so far as may be, apply to tjre inquiry and the making of an award under sub-section (1).

40. Diminution in market value to be considered in fixing compensation.—In determining the amount of compensation under the last preceding section regard shall be had to the diminution in the marketvalue a-t the time of awarding compensation, of the property in respect of which compensation is claimed ;

and, where such market-value is not ascertainable, the amount shall be reckoned at twelve times th<= amount of the diminution 0f the annual net profits of such property, caused by the exercise of the powers conferred by this Act.

41. Compensation when due.—All sums of money payable for compensation awarded under section 39 shall become due three months after the claim for such compensation was made, and simple interest at the rate of six per centum per annum shall be allowed on any such sum remaining unpaid after the said three months, except when the non-payment of such sum is caused by the neglect or refusal of the claimant to apply for or receive the same.

Abatements of land-revenue and Rent.

42. Abatement of revenue-demand on interruption of water-supply.—If compensation is awarded under section 39 on account of a stoppage or diminution of supply of water to any paying revenue to the Central Government, and the amount of the revenue payable on account of such land has been fixed with reference t0 the water-advantages appertaining thereto the holder of the said land shall be entitled to an W srpsf T! ^rsrre : SWISIT"! 35 abatement of the amount.of revenue payable to such extent as shall be determined by the Collector.

43. Abatement of inferior holder's rent on inter ruption of water-supply.—Every inferior holder of ^Py land L respect of which such compensator, has been paid shall, if he receives no part of the said co r r e l a t i on , be entitled to an abatement of the rent previously payable by him to the superior hold, thereof in proportion to the reduced value ot the holding ;

Enhancement of inferior holder's rent on restoration of water-supply.-Bat, if a water supply which increases the value of the ho l ing is afterwards res tored to the said land otherwise then at the; cost of the -inferior holder, the superior holder « J entitled to enhance the rent m proportion to such increased value :

Provided that the enhanced rent shall not in any case exceed the rent payable by ^ . i n f e r i o r h o d before the abatement, unless the superior holder shall, independently of the provisions _ of this section, be entitled so to enhance the previous rent.

PART VI.

Water Rates, Betterment Charges and Irrigation Cess.

Supply Rates.

44 Determination of rates for supply of canalwater—Such rates shall be leviable for canal-water supplied for purposes of irrigation or tor any other Purpose, as shall from time to time be determined by the Administrator.

Provision for cases in which existing water-supply is improved.—If, owning to the construction of a new canal or to the improvement 0 r extension of an existing canal, the amount or duration of any watersupply? in respect of which either no revenue or a fixed amount of revenue has hitherto been paid to the Central Government, is increased, rates shall DC- leviable under this section in respect of the increased waiter-supply only.

The said rates shall be payable by the person on Whose application the supply was granted, or by any person who uses the water so supplied.

Occasional Rates.

45 Liability - when person using water unaufhorizedly cannot-be identified.—If water supplied through > a water course be used in an unauthorized manner.

and if the person bv .whose act or neglect such use has occured cannot be identified the person or all the persons on whose land such water has flowed.

if such land has derived benefit therefrom, or if no land has derived benefit therefrom, the person or all the persons chargeable in respect of the water supplied through such water-course, shall be liable, or jointly liable, as the case may be for the charges which shall be made for such use under the rules prescribed by the Administrator under section 70.

46. Liability when water runs to waste.—If water supplied through a water-course be suffered to run to waste, and if, after inquiry, the person through whose act or neglect such water was suffered to run to waste cannot be discovered.

the person or all the persons chargeable in respect of the water-supplied through such water-course shall be liable, or jointly liable as the case may be. for the charges which shall be made in respect of the water so wasted, under the rule prescribed by the Administrator under section 70.

All questions arising under this and he last preced ing section shall, subject t0 the provisions of section 67, be decided by a Canal-officer duly empowered in his behalf.

47. Charges recoverable in addition to penalties.— All charges for the unauthorized use or for waste of water may be recovered, as water-rates, in addition to any penalties incurred on account of such use or waste.

Percolation and leakage -rates.

48. Land deriving benefit from percolation liable to water rate.—If it shall appear to a Canal-officer duly empowered to enforce the provisions of this section, that any cultivated land within one hundred eighty five meters of any canal receives, by percolation or leakage from such canal, an advantage equivalent to that which would be given by a direct supply of canal water for irrigation.

or, that any cultivated land, wherever situate, derives by a surface-flow, or by means of a well-sunk within one hundred eighty five meters of any canal after the admission of water into such canal, a supply of water which has percolated or leaked from such canal, he may charge on such land a water-rate not exceeding that which would ordinarily have been charged for a similar direct supply to land similarly cultivated.

For the purposes of this Act, land charged under this section shall be deemed to be land irrigated from a canal.

48-A. Levy of water rate for use of percolation water for non-irrigation purposes.—(1) If it shall appear t 0 a Canal-officer duly empowered to enfore the provisions of this section, that any natural stream, artificial drain or well sunk within one hundred eighty five meters of any canal is deriving percolation water from such canal, and the water from such stream, drain or well is used for purposes other than those of irrigation, he may charge for use of such water a water rate not exceeding that as would ordinarily have been charged if the supply had been made from the canal for such purposes.

(2) The provisions of sub-section (1) shall not apply to water from such stream, drain or _well .used exclusively for domestic purposes by the residents of any village.

36 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I I - SEC. 3(i)] Betterment Charges.

49. Scheme of irrigable fends under command and betterment charges on construction or improvement.

etc. of a canal.—When the construction of a new canal or the improvement or extension of an existing canal is undertaken, the Administrator shall direct an officer empowered in this behalf to prepare a scheme showing the lands under the irrigable com mand of the canal and the betterment enarges leviable on such lands.

50. Publication of scheme and notice to owners and persons interested.—(1) The scheme so prepared shall be published in the official Gazette and in such other manner as may be prescribed by rules.

(2) The Officer empowered under section 49 shall also give notice to the persons known or believed to be the owners of or interested in the lands under irrigable command of the canal requiring them to appear before him either personally or by agent at a lime and the place therein mentioned (such time not being earlier than one month from the date of the notice) to state their objections, if any,

(a) to the inclusion of the lands in. the scheme as the lands under irrigable command of the. canal and

(b) to the imposition and recovery of the better ment charges on such lands.

51. Inquiry and award.—On the date fixed under section 50 or on such other date, to which the inquiry may be adjourned the officer concerned shall, after holding a formal inquiry in the manner provided by the Land Revenue Regulation and after hearing the objections, if any, stated by ths persons as required by notice under section 50, make an award. The award shall specify—

(a) the lands under irrigable command of the canal,

(b) the increase in value of such lands by the completion of the construction of a new canal or the improvement or extension of an existing carnal.

(d) the date from which such betterment charges shall be leviable :

Provided that no betterment charges shall be levi able in respect of any land which is unliable (kharaba).

52. Increase in value and betterment charges.— The increase in value on account of the completion of a new canai or the improvement or extension of an existing canal shall be the amount by which the value of the land on the completion date is likely to exceed the value of the land on the construction date and the betterment charges shall be one-half of such increase in value.

Explanation.—For the purposes of this section the Administrator shall, by notification in the Official Gazette, specif) —

(a) the date of the commencement of construc tion of any work in connection with the construction or improvement or extension of a canal, as the construction date ;

(b) the date of completion of the construction, improvement or extension of a canal as the completion date.

53. Appeals to the Collector.-—-(1) Any person aggrieved by the award may, within sixty days from the date of the award, appeal to the Collector.

(2) The provisions of Chapter XIII of the Land Revenue Regulation shall apply to such appeals, as if the officer empowered under section 49 was a Rexenue Officer and the Collector was his immediate superior.

54. Revision by Administrator.—The Administrator may call for and examine the record of any inquiry under section 51 of the proceedings in appeal under section 53 for the purpose of satisfying himself of legality or regularity 0f such inquiry or proceedings and may modify or reverse the award of the decision of the Collector.

55. Finality of orders of Administrator, Collector's decision and award,—Any order passed by the Administrator in revision Under section 54 and subject to such order, the decision of the Collector on appeal under section 53, and subject to the order of the Administrator and the decision of the Collector on appeal, the award made under section 51 shall be final.

56. Bettterment charges to be first charged on land next to land revenue.—From the date specified in the award as the date from which the betterment charges shall be leviable, or from such date as may ' be otherwise specified by the Collector in appeal under section 53 or by the Administrator to revision under section 54 as the daie from which such charges sha?l be leviable, the betterment charges recoverable in respect of any land shall, subject to the prior payment of the land revenue, if any, due to the Central Government thereon, be a first charge on the land in respect of which such betterment charges are leviable.

56A. Payment of betterment charges.—The better ment charges shall be payable on the date fixed under the rules made by the Administrator under section 70 :

Provided that the owner of the land on which such charges are imposed may execute an agreement in favour of the Central Government, agreeing to pay the amount of such charges by annua] instalment together with interest at such rate and within such period as may be prescribed by rules.

56B. Relinquishment or exchange of land in Hen of the payment of betterment charges.—Notwith standing- anything contained in section 5fiA, the Adminisrator may allow the owner of the land on Which the betterment charges may be payable to [•-Tf'I H—=UT 3 (i >] relinquish the whole or any pan of the land or to deliver it in exchange in favour of the Central Govern ment on such conditions as may be prescribed by rules :

Provided that no such relinquishment or exchange shall be permitted unless the land is free from encumbrances.

56C. Omitted.

56D. Omitted.

56E. Omitted.

56F. Omitted.

Recovery of Water-rates and other dues in arrears.

57. Payment and recovery of water-rate and other dues.-—(1) Every water-rate leviable or charged under this Act shall be payable in such instaleiuents and on such dates and to such officers as shall from time t 0 time be determined under the orders of the Administrator.

(2) Any such rate of the instalment thereof which is not paid on the date when it becomes due shall be deemed an arrear of land revenue due on account of the land for the use of which canal water was sup plied or which was benefited by percolation or leakage from any canal and shall be recoverable as such arrear by any of the methods specified in section 167 of the Land Revenue Regulation, including the " forfeiture of the said land.

The amount of the betterment charges or any of its instalments together with interest thereon, if not paid on the date specified in section 56A shall be deemed to be arrear of land revenue due on account of the land in respect of which it is payable and shall also be recoverable as such arrear by any of the.

methods specified in section 167 of the Land Revenue Regulation, including the forfeiture of the said land.

(3) Any rent payable to the owner of a water course by a person authorized to use such water-course may be paid in such instal ments and on such dates as the Canalofficer duly empowered to act under section 23 shall direct and no more of such rent shall at any time be payable to the owner thereof than is actually recovered from the person liable to pay.

(4) (a) Any other sum due to the Central Government or to a Canal-officer under the provisions of this Act whether on behalf of the Centra] Government or any other person under Part III of this Act which is not paid when demanded shall; and

(b) any rent or instalment -thereof payable to the owner of a water-course, which is not paid when it becomes due may, on behalf of the owner, be recoverable as arrears ot land revenus in accord ance with the provisions of the land Revenue Regulation

PART vn.

Of Obtaining Labour for Canals on Emergencies.

58. Procedure for obtaining labour for works or repairs urgently required.—Whenever h appears to a Canal-officer duly empowered to act under this section, that unless some work or repair is imme diately executed such serious damage will happen TO any canal as to cause sudden and extensive public injury.

or, that unless some clearance of a canal or other work which is necessary in order to maintain the established course of irrigation is immediately exe cuted serious public loss will occur.

and that the labourers necessary for the proper execution of such repair clearance or work cannot be obtained in the ordinary manner within the time that can be allowed for the execution of the same so as to prevent such injury or loss, _ the said officer may, by order under his hand, direct that the provisions of this section shall be put into operation for the execution of such repair, clearance or work ; and thereupon every able-bodied person who resides or holds land in the vicinity of the locality where such repair, clearance or work has to' be executed, and whose name appears in the list hereinafter mentioned, shall, if required to do so by such officer or by any person authorized by him in this behalf, be bound to assist in the execution of such repair, clearance or work by labouring thereat as such officer or any person authorized by him in this behalf may direct, All persons so labouring shall be entitled to pay ment at rates which shall not be less than the highest rates for the time being paid in the neighbourhood for similar labour.

59. List of labourers.—Subject to such rules as may from time to time be prescribed under section 70 in this behalf, the Collector shall prepare a list of the persons liable to be required to assist as afore said, and may from time to time add to or alter such list or any" part thereof.

60. Reports to be made by Canal-officer.—All orders made under section 58 shall be immediately reported to Collector and likewise to the Chief Engineer for Irrigation, for the information of the Administrator.

PART VIII.

Of Penalties

61. For damaging canal, etc.—Whoever voluntarily and without proper authority—

(1) damages, alters, enlarges or obstructs any canal;

(2) interferes with, or increases cr diminishes the supply of wafer in, or the flow of water from, through, over or under any canal, or by and means raises or lowers the level of the water in any canal;

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(3) corrupts or fouls the water of any canal so as to render h less fit for the purposes for which if is ordinarily used ;

(4) destroys, defaces or moves any land or level mark or water-guage fixed by the authority of a public sen ant;

(5) destroys, tampers with, or removes, any apparatus, or part of any apparatus, for controlling, regulating or measuring the flow of water in any canal;

(6) passes, or causes animals or vehicles to pass, in or across any of the works, banks or channels of a canal contrary to rules made under section 70, after he has been desired to desist therefrom ;

(7) causes or knowingly and wilfully permits cattle to graze upon any canal or floodembankment or tethers or causes or know ingly and wilfully permits cattle to be fathered, upon any such canal or embank ment, or roots up any grass or other vege tation growing on any such canal or embank ment, or removes, cuts or in any way injures or causes to be removed, cut or otherwise injured any tree, bush, grass or hedge intended for the protection of such canal or embankment;

(8) neglects, without reasonable cause, to assist or to continue to assist in the execution of any repair, clearance or work, when lawfully bound so to do under section 58 ;

(9) violate* any rule made under section 70 for breach whereof the Administrator shall, in such rules, direct that a penalty mav be incurred;

and whoever—

(10) being responsible for the maintenance of a water-course, or using a water-course, neglects to take proper precautions for the prevention of waste of the water thereof, or interferes with the authorized distribution of the water therefrom or uses such water in an unauthorized manner or prevents or interferes with the lawful use of such water course by any person authorized to use the same or declared to be a joint-owner thereof under section 23 ;

shall, when such act shall not amount to the offence of committing mischief within the meaning of the Indian Penal Code (XLV of 1860) on'conviction before a Magistrate, be punished for each such offence with fine which, may extend to fifty rupees, or with imprisonment for a term which may extend to one month,_or with both.

62. For endangering stability of canal, etc.—Who ever without proper authority—

(1) pierces or cuts through, or attempts to pierce or cut through, or otherwise to damage, destroy or endanger the stability of any canal;

(2) opens, shuts or obstructs, or attempts tO open, shut or obstruct am sluice in any canal;

(3) makes any dam or obstruction for the pur pose of diverting or opposing the current of a river or canal on the bank whereof there is a flood embankment, or refuses or neglects to remove any such dam or obstruc tion when lawfully required so to do ;

shall, when such act shall not amount to the offence of committing mischief within the meaning of the Indian Penal Code, on conviction before a Magistrate of the first or second class, be punished for each such offence with fine which may extend to two hundred rupees, or with imprisonment for a term which may extend to six months, or with both.

63. Obstruction to be removed and damage repaired.—Whenever any person is convicted under either of the last two preceding sections, the convicting Magistrate may order that he shall remove the obstruc tion or repair the damage in respect of which the conviction is held, within a period t0 be fixed in .

such order. If such person neglects or refuses to obey such order within the period so fixed, any Canalofficer duly empowered in this behalf may remove such obstruction or repair such damage, and the cost of such removal or repair, as certified by the said officer, shall be leviable from such 'person by the Collector as an arrears of land revenue.

64. Persons employed on canal may take offenders in'to custody.—Any person in charge of, or employed upon, any canal may remove from the lands or build ings belonging thereto; or may take into custody without 3 warrant, and take forth with before a Magis trate or to the nearest Police-station, to be dealt with according to law, any person who within his view—-

(1) wilfully damages, obstructs or fouls any canal, or f2) without proper authority interferes with the supply or flow of water, in or from any canal, or in any river, or stream so as to endanger, damage, make dangerous or render less useful any canal.

65. Saving of prosecution under other laws.— Nothing herein contained shall prevent any person from being prosecuted under any other law for any act or omission made punishable by this Act:

Provided that no person shall be punished twice in respect of one 'and the same act or omission.

66. Payment of fine as' award to informant.—When ever any person is fined for an offence under this Act, the Court which imposes such fine, or which confirms in appeal or revision a sentence of such fine, or a sentence of which such fine forms part, may direct that the whole or any part of such fine may be paid by way of award to any person who gave information leading to the detection of such offence or to the conviction of the offender.

If the fine be awarded by a Court whose decision is subject to appeal or revision, the amount awarded [vrrtl:—>$* 3(i)] shall not be paid until the period preserved for pres nation of the appeal has elapsed, or u an appeal be presented till after the derision oi the appeal.

PART IX.

Miscellaneous

67. Appeals against orders under Aet.—Every order'passed by a Canal-officer under sections 13, 18,

20A. 20F. 25, 30. 45. 46. 48 and 4SA shall be appealable to the Collector :

Provided that the appeal be presented within thirty days of the date on which the order appealed "against was communicated to the appellant.

All orders and proceedings of a Collector under this Act shall be subject to the supervision and control of the Administrator.

68. Power to summon and examine witnesses.— Any Officer empowered under, this Act to conduct any inquiry may exercise all such powers connected with the summoning and examining of witnesses and .

the production of documents as are conferred on Civil Courts by the Code of Civil Procedure ; and every such inquiry shall be deemed to be a judicial proceeding.

69. Service of notices.—Service of any notice under this Act shall "be made by delivering or tendering a copy thereof signed by the officer therein mentioned.

Whenever it may be practicable, the service of the notice shall be made on the person therein named.

When such person cannot be found, the service may - be made on any adult male member of his family residing with him ; and if no such adult male member can be found the notice may b& served by fixing the copy on the outer door of the house in which the person therein named ordinarily dwells or carries on business and, if such person has no ordinary place of residence within the district service of any notice may be made by sending copy of such notice by post in a registered cover addressed i_o such person at his usual place of residence.

70. Power to make, alter and cancel rules.—(1) The Administrator may from time to time make rules not inconsistant with this Act to regulate the following matters :•—•

(a) the proceedings of any officer who under any provision of this Act, is required or empowered to take action in any matter ;

(b) the cases in which, the officers tn whom, and the conditions subject to which, orders and decisions given under any provision of this Act, and not expressly provided for as J regards appeal, shall be appealable ;

(c) the person by whom, the time, place or manner at or fa which anything, for the doing of which provision is made in this Act, shall be done ;

fca) the manner of constructing a water-course under section 15A;

Ccb) the other particulars t o b e specified in. and the manner of publishing, a draft scheme under section 20A ;

(eej the manner of publishing a final scheme and the manner and form of notice to be issued to each holder of land under section 20A :

ted) the form of a notice under section 20C and the manner of giving, such notice :

(ce) the form of a certificate under section 20E :

(cf) the period for lump sum payment under section 20F ;

(d) the amount of any charge to be made under this Act ;

(da) the manner in which the cost or repairs shall be calculated under sub-section (2) of section 25A ;

(dl) the the other manner in which a scheme Khali be published under section 50 ;

(d2) the date for payment of, the rate of interest on and the period within which the instal ments of betterment charges shall be paid under section 56A ;

(d3) the suspension of remission of betterment charges, the instalments thereof and the interest thereon ;

(d4) the conditions subject to which the relinquish ment or exchange of lands shall be permitted under section 56B ;

(d5) the division into zones of latlds under the irrigable command of a canal for the purpose of the betterment charges leviable on such lands ;

(e) and generally to carry out the provisions of this Act.

The Administrator, may, from time to time, alter or cancel any rules so made.

Publication of rules—Such rules, alterations, and cancellation shall be published in the Official Gazette, and shall thereupon have the force of law.

71, Saving of municipal water-works.—Nothing in this Act shall be deemed to apply to any canal, channel reservoir, lake or other collection of water vesting in any municipality.

P A R T X Of Second-Class Irrigation Works

72.. Application of this Part.—This Part shall apply to Second-class Irrigation Works only.

73. Notification of Second-class Irrigation works.--

(1) The Administrator may publish a notification in the Official Gazette—

(a) declaring that it is proposed to constitute any canal, channel, stream, river, well, tubewell, artesian well, pipe, or reservoir, natural or artificial or bandhara or any part thereof.

whether constructed, maintained or control led by the Central Government or not, which is actually used or required for the purposes of irrigation, a Second-class Irrigation Works;

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(b) fixing a period of no' less than four months bom the date of publication of such notifi cation in the Official Gazelle lor the sub mission of objection to such proposal :

Provided that no artificial reservoir or water-course supplied from such reservoir which is actually used for the purposes of irrigation by a single irrigator shall be included in such notification except cidier with the consent of such irrigator or. if in the opinion of ihe Administrator such inclusion is necessary in the public interests, then without such consent but subject, to the payment, after the issue of the declaration men tioned" in sub-section (3) , to such irrigator of such compensation for his rights as may be settled in ac cordance with the provisions of section 79.

(2) After the publication of such notification in the Official Gazette it shall also be published by the Col lector as soon as practicable in the language of the district in which the work is situated! and in every town and village which in the opinion of the Collector is likely to be affected by such notification.

(3) After considering such objections as may have been received within the period fixed as aforesaid the Administrator may, by notification in the Official Gazette, declare such canal, channel, stream, river, well, tubewell, artesian well, pipe, reservoir or bandhara, or any part thereof to be a Second-class Irri gation Work.

74. Proclamation by the Collector.—When a notifi cation has been issued under sub-section (3) of sec tion 73 the Collector shall publish in the language of the district at the Mamlatdars Office of the taluka in which the work is situated, and in every town and village which in his opinion is likely to be affected by such declaration, a proclamation :

(a) specifying, as nearly as possible, the source of supply, situation and limits of the Secondclass Irrigation Works notified under sub section (3) of section 73;

(b) stating that this part applies to the work so notified from the date of the notificaion t published under sub-secion (3) of section 73; and

(c) fixing a period' of not less than three months from the- date of such proclamation, and requiring every person claiming any right in the work so notified either to present to the Collector within such period a written notice specifying, or to appear before him and state, the nature of such right.

75. Application of certain sections of the mam Act.—fl) A Second-class Irrigation Work shall he deemed to be a canal within the meaning of sub section (1) of section 3 and to such work the follow ing sections and Parts only shall, so far as may be, apply, namely : — Sections 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10. 11. 12, 13. 14. 16, 17,

18. 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25A, 25B, 28, 30, Part V, sections 49 to 56B (both inslusive), section 57, Part VIII. except of sub-section (8) of section 61, and Part IX.

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(2) The aforesaid sections and Parts shall, lei tin purposeb ul this Part, be subject to the follow modifications, uaniclj : —

(i) In section 16 before the word "any" prefix the words— "Subject to any rights recorded in the Recordof-rights prepared or revised as herein after provided".

(ii) In section 17 before the word "any" prefix the words "Subject as aforesaid".

(iii) In section 21, for clause (di. the following shall be substituted, namely :— "(d) To have a supply or water on such terms as may be prescribed in the Record of rights prepared or revised as hereinafter provided".

(iv) To section 22 the following proviso shall be added, namely :— "Provided that no such private arrangement shall affect any rights to water recorded in the Record of rights prepared or re vised as hereinafter provided".

(v) In section 30 for the words "every agreement for"' the words "all rights to" shall be subs tituted, and in the same section after the word "property" the words "which have been recorded in the Record of rights prepared or revised as hereinafter provided" shall be ' inserted.

Paragraph 2 of the same section shall be omitted.

(vi) In Part V, section 31, proviso to clause (el and the last paragraph shall be omitted.

(vii) In Part V, sction 34, the words and figures "section 6. section 7", shall be omit ted.

(viii) In Part IX, section 67, after the figures "48" the words "and Part X" shall " be inserted.

76. Framing of Record of rights.—(3) As soon as possible after the expiry of the period fixed by the Collector under section 74, clause (c), a Canal-officer duly empowered in this behalf, who shall be a Revenue officer not below the rank of a Mamlatdar, shall inquire into and settle claims to any right the Secondclass Irrigation Work, and shall record the extent of such right and draw up in the form from time to time prescribed by the Administrator an Irrigation Record of rights so far as the same may be ascertainable from the records of Government and the evidence of anv person likely to be acquainted with the same and any other documentary or oral evidence with the parties concerned or then witnesses may produce.

(2) Such Record of right shall contain the follow* ing matters :—

(a) the nature of the Second-class Irrigation Work and any work subsidiary thereto

(b) the land irrigable therefrom,

(c) the custom or rule of irrigation, dr\ f - . r ; ;n-^3( i ) ] ••Rf-v5 3>r TriiH?r • s r a r e r w on (d) the riahts to water and the renditions whicrfsuch rights are enjoyed, and.

<c) such other matters as the Administrator may by rules prescribe in this behalf.

77 Powers of Canal-officer.—(1) For the purposes of the kquiries under section 76 such Canat-chicer may enter, by himself or any officer authorised oy him for the purpose, upon any land adjacent to an> such work, and may surrey, demarcate and make a map of the same.

(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in section 76 where no sufficient evidence is forthcoming as to alt or any of the matters specified in that section such Canal-officer shall, so far as may be, settle and record the aforesaid matters in such manner as he may deem fit.

78. Revision of Record of rights.—The Record of rights prepared under section 76 may be revised from time to time by a Canal-officer duly empowered in that behalf, who shall be a Revenue officer not bekffl.

the rank of a Mamlatdar.

79. Commutation of rights.—Where the Canalofficer who has prepared or revised any Record of rights under this Part finds that, having due regard to the maintenance or management of the Second-class Irrigation Work, any" right contained in the Record of rights cannot continue to be exercised to the extent recorded, he shah (subject to such rules as the Adlninisrator may from time to time prescribe in this behalf) commute such right wholly or in part, either by the payment to the holder of such right of a sum of money in lieu thereof, or by the grant of land, or in such other manner as he may think fit; and he shall revise the Record of rights accordingly.

80. Power of Administrator where works are under taken increasing supply.—In the event of the Central Government undertaking at their own cost any work whereby the supply of water in any Second-class Irri gation Work is increased beyond the amount of such supply at the time of preparing or revising the Record of rigbts under this Part the Administrator may, without prejudice to any rights so recorded, direct that the right to such surplus water shall vest in the Central Government and shall be applied as the Administrator may deem fit and the Record of rights shall bs revised in accordance with such direction.

81. Publication of Record of rights.—When any Record-of-rights has been prepared or revised under this Part it shall be published in the language of the district at the Mamlatdar's Office and Patelad Office in which the work is situated and in every town and village which in the opinion of the Collector is affected by such Record-of-rights.

82. Entries in the Record of rights to be relevant as evidence.—An entry in any Record of rights prepared or revised under this Part shall be relevant as evidence m any dispute as to the matters recorded, and shall be presumed to be true until the contrary is proved or a new entry is lawfully substituted therefor :

Provided that no such entry shall be so construed as to limit any of the powers conferred on 1072 GI/83—6 • • the Administrator, or, as the case may be, the Central Government by this Part. •

83. Notice of suit to be given to the Collector.—

(1) In any suit or proceeding in which an entry i«ade in any Record of rights prepared or revised under this Part is directly or indirectly called in question, the Court shall, before the final settlement of issues., give notice of the suit or proceeding lo the Collector.

and. if move to do so by the Collector, shall ma&e the Central Government a party to the same.

(2) Suits against Governrnent.—Save as pro/id.id m sub-section (1) no suit shall lie against the Central Government or the Administrator in respect of any thing done by the Collector, Canal-officer or any other person acting under the orders of the Adminis trator in the exercise of any power by this Part con ferred on such Collector, Canal-officer or otter person or on the Administrator.

Period of Limitation.—(3) Any suit or proceeding in which an entry made in any Record of rights pre pared or revised under this Part is directly or in directly called in question shall be dismissed (although limitation has not been set up as a defen;e) :f -'t has not been instituted within one year from the date of the publication under section 81 of the Record of rights containing the said entry, or if one or more appeals have been made against any order of a Canal-officer with reference to any entry in such Record of rights, then.from the date of any order passed by the final appellate authority, as determined according to this Part,

84. Obligation to carry out petty repairs —In tvery Second-class Irrigation Work the following shall be performed by the persons on whom the obligation to perform them is imposed by the. next following section, that is to say :—

(1) The filling up of gullies, ruts and holes, es pecially at the back of revetments, and all petty repairs of a like nature essential for the safety of bunds, of tanks, channel-banks or other portions of the said Second-class Irrigation Work.

(2) The prevention of the growth on such work of prickly pear, young trees and other vegetation en dangering the safety or concealing the condition of such work.

(3) The preservation of such bushes and grasses as have been planted for the protection of the interior water slopes of such work.

(4) The clearance of silt from sluices, supply and distributing channels.

(5) The clearance of waste weirs and waste chan nels.

85. Incidence of obligation.—The obligation to perform the repairs prescribed by the last preceding section shall, with reference to any land irrigated from such work, be deemed to be imposed jointly and severally, in the case of unalienated land/ on occu pants of the land, and, in the case of all other land, on the holders of the land, as defined in either case in the Lard Revenue Regulationi THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART 1 I _ S E C . 3(i.)]

86. Power to enforce rights and obligations.— If any person on Whom any obligation is im posed' with reference to any Second-class Irrigation Work by any of the provisions of this Part, fails to fulfil the obligation so imposed, or if any person in fringes any right recorded in the Record of rights prepared or revised as hereinbefore provided, the Canal-Officer may require him by notice to fulfil such obligation or to desist from infringing such right within a period to be prescribed in the notice of not less than fifteen days, and in the event o" failure may take such steps as may be necessary for the discharge of the said obligation, or the enforcement of the said right, and the amount of any expense so incurred shall be a sum due to the Central Government and recoverable as an arrear of land revenue.

87..Duty of Serpanch to report failure to effect repairs.—It shall be the duty of the Serpanch of any village within the limits of which any Second-class Irrigation Work or portion of such work is situated to report to the Mamlatdar without unnecessary delay any failure or neglect to carry out any of the repairs specified in section 84.

88. Public servant and some -other persons pro tected from legal proceedings.-—No suit, prosecution or other legal proceeding shall be maintained' against any public servant or person appointed under this Part in respect of any thing in good faith done cr purporting to be done under the provisions thereof or the rules made thereunder.^

89. Powers to make rules.—(1} The Administrator may from time to time by notification in the Official Gazette and' after previous publication make rules as to all or any of the following matters : —

(i) the maimer of framing; and revising the Re cord of rights, Cii) the proceedings of any Officer who tinder the provisions of this Part is required to take action in any matter,

(iii) and generally to carry out the provisions of this Part.

(2) Omitted.

(3) Omitted.

°0. Omitted.

91. Omitted.

PART XII Special Provisions Regulating the Construction and Maintenance of Tubewells, Artesian Wells and Bore wells.

92. Definitions.—In this part, unless the context otherwise requires,— fa) "artesian well" means a well which taps artesian or piestic water having piezo-m*;tric level above the ground;

(b) "Borewell" means a well drilled in hard rock areas where the bore can stand on its own and where lining by pipes is not necessarand includes a dug-cum-boreweil;

(c) "Ground water" means water under the surface of the earth regardless of the geolo gical structure in which it is stationary or moving and includes all ground water re servoirs;

(d) "prescribed" means prescribed by rules made under section 10].:

(e) "Regional Canal Officer" means a Canal Officer authorised by the Administrator bynotification in the Official Gazette to per form the functions of the Regional Canal Officer under this Part in such area as may be specified in the notification;

(f) "Tubewell" means a deep bore drilled into the ground for the purpose of drawing water through one or series of permeable layers of water bearing strata.

63. Omitted.

94. Regulation of construction and maintenance of tubewells, etc.—Notwithstanding anything con tained in the Land Revenue Regulation or in any other law for the time being in force, no holder of any land assessed or held for- the purpose of agri culture within the meaning of said Regulation (herein after in this part referred to as agriculture land) shall after the commencement of this Act as extended to the I Jnion territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli cons truct, or cause or permit to be constructed, any tubewell, artesian well or borewell, exceeding fortv-five metres in depth for extracting ground water except under and m accordance with the terms and conditions (including conditions relating to the maintenance of such well) of a licence issued under section 95 and the rules made under section 101.

95. Grant of license.—(1) Where a holder of any agricultural land desires to construct therein any tubewell, artesian well or borewell, exceeding fortyfive metres in depth for extracting ground water, he shall make an application to the Regional Canal Officer having jurisdiction for the grant of a licence.

(2) Every application made under sub-section (1) shall be in such form, shall contain such particulars and shall be accompanied with such fees as may be prescribed.

(3) On the receipt of an application under sub section (1) the Regional Canal Officer, may, after making such inquiry as he thinks fit and bavins recard to the availability and quality of ground water "and the density of wells in the area in which the tubewell, artesian well or borewell, as the case may be, is proposed to be constructed and such other relevant factors as the circumstances of the case may require.

by order, grant or refuse to grant the licence applied for :

Provided that before refusing to grant the licence.

the applicant shall be given a reasonable opportunity of being heard in the matter :

Provided further that where the Regional Canal Officer to whom an application has been ] pfartt—^3(i)l 4* ?trm ^T ̂ sala ' 3r*nar"i 43 made under sub-section (1) fails to inform.

the applicant of his decision on the appli cation within a. period of three: months from the. date of receipt of the application., the licence shall be deemed to have been granted to the applicant.

(4) Every licence granted or deemed to have been granted under sub-section (3) shall be in such form as may be prescribed and shall be subject to SUCH terms and conditions as may be specified therein, in cluding conditions relating to the maintenance of the well.

96. Regulation of existing tubewsils, etc.—Where any tubewell, artesian well or boreweU is in existence in an agricultural land at the commencement of this.

Act as extended to the Union territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli and the depth of such well is m excess of forty-five metres, then the holder of the agricultural land shall, within three months from such commencement, furnish information in respect of the well to the Regional Canal Officer having juris diction, in such form as may be prescribed and on receipt of the information, the Regional Canal Officer shall if he is satisfied that the well was m existence at such commencement grant to the holder of land a certificate in the prescribed form to the effect that the said well was in existence at such commencement.

97. Cancellation of licence.—If the Regional Canal Officer is satisfied either on a reference made to him in this behalf or otherwise that—

(a) any licence granted under section 95 has been obtained by fraud or misrepresentation as to an essential fact, or

(b) the holder of a licence has, without reason able cause, failed to comply with the terms and conditions subject to which the licence has been granted, or has contravened any of the provisions of this Part or the rules made under section 101, then, without pre judice to any other penalty to which the holder of the licence may be liable under this Part, the Regional Canal Officer may alter giving the holder of the licence an opportunity of showing cause, by order, cancel the licence.

98. Appeals.—(1) Any person aggrieved by an order of the Regional Canal Officer made under section 95 or section 97 or section 99 may prefer an appeal to the prescribed authority aeainst_ such order within the prescribed period and the decision of the ' prescribed authority on such appeal shall be final.

(2) Every appeal preferred under sub-section (1) shall bear court-fee stamps of such value as may be prescribed.

99. Regulation of use of water.—(1) No holder ot agricultural land in which there is a tubewell, artesian well or boreweU, exceeding forty-five metres in depth shall allow any water from such well to be used for a purpose other than for the purpose of agriculture or of drinking or to be wasted either through leaky Casing, pips fittings, valves or pumps cither above or below the surface or on account of any other reason whatsoever :

Provided that such holder may allow water from such well to be used for any purpose- other than for the purpose of agriculture or of drinking if the Regional Canal Officer, sub ject to any general or special order made by the. Administrator, by order permits the use of water for such purpose.

(2) If ia the opinion of the Regional Canal Officer water trom any tubewell, artesian well or boreweU exceeding forty-five metres in depth, is used for a purpose other than for the purpose of agriculture or of drinking, without the order of the Regional Cana!

Officei, or is wasted, he may, after giving the holder of the agricultural land in which such well is situated, a notice of not less than thirty days, by order required him to close or seal off the well at his expense and in such manner as the Regional Canal Officer may specify in such order and the holder of agricultural land shall comply with such order.

(3) Where any holder ot agricultural land fails to comply with any order made under sub-section (2 ) , the Regional Canal Officer may after giving the holder of the agricultural land due , notice m that behalf, enter upon the land and close or seal off the well and; the cost incurred therefor shall be recoverable from the holder as an arrear of land revenue.

100. Penalty.—If any person contravenes the pro visions of section 94 or section 96, or any rules made under section 101 in respect of the construction or maintenance of tubewells or any of the terms or con^ ditions specified in a licence granted under section 95 he shall, on conviction, be punishable with imprison ment for a term which may extend to six months, or with fine which may extend to five hundred rupees, or with both.

101. Power to make rales.—>(1) The State Govern ment may, by notification in the Official Gazette and after previous publication, make- rules to carry out the provisions of this Part.

(2) In particular and without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing power, such rules may provide for all or any of the following matters, namely :—

(a) the form of application for the grant of a licence under section 95, the particulars to be contained in such application and the fees to be accompanied with such applica tion ;

(b) the form of licence to be granted under section 95;

(c) the form in which information may be fur nished by the holder of an agricultural land VC ; 4 ^ " THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART I I - Sr.c. 3(i)] under section 96 and the form of certificate to be granted under that section ;

(d) the authority to which an appeal may be preferred under section 98, the period within wliicb such appeal shah be preferred and tiic - value of court-fee stamps which such appeal shall bear:

(e) the manner of construction of tubeweP artesian wells or bore-wells exceeding fort, five metres in depth ;

(f) aay other matter which is required to be, or may be, prescribed.

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r* PRINTED EY THB MANAGER, GOVT. OF INDIA PRESS, RING ROAD, >TEW DELHI-110064 AND PUBLISHED BY THE CONTROLLER OF PUBLICATIONS, DEI HI -110054 , 1983

Extension of the Bombay Irrigation Act, 1879 to DNH Dt. 22.11.1983

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