(1) The Collector shall impose following conditions while granting land under sections 4 or 8.
(a) The grantee shall not mortgage, sell, assign or otherwise transfer the land or any portion thereof, except with the prior written approval of the Government.
(b) The total area of land including the land on which the homestead, building or structure is standing as also the lands surrounding them shall not exceed five hundred square meters or the actual area of such homestead, building or structure whichever is less, subject however that a maximum limit of 5 meters from the outer walls of such structure or homestead or building may be allowed within said maximum area of five hundred square meters:
Provided that, where the distance between the outer walls of the homestead or building or structure of the grantee or more than one grantees, is inadequate to provide to such grantee such five meters from the outer walls, the land appurtenant to the homestead or building or structure, shall be apportioned in equal shares as far as practicable by the Collector.
(c) No grantee nor his/her spouse shall be entitled for land once any one of them is granted land for their one dwelling house, except where such individual has an established place of business at other place distinct from the place of his/her dwelling house:
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Provided that, the business aforesaid shall be the business which is other than the business of letting of premises on rent on such lands. Where there are such premises given on rent, the rent thereof shall be payable to the Collector and the lessee shall approach the Collector for entering into an agreement of leave and license or lease agreement, as may be decided by the Government.
(d) The grantee shall follow all the rules and regulations and pay all the dues, taxes, etc.
from time to time.
(e) If the grantee commits breach of any of the terms and conditions of the grant, the Collector shall take possession of the land so granted to him.