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Section 47: Main incidents of irrigation agreements

Incorporating amendments made SubsequentlyState Rules of Madhya Pradesh · 1931

In addition to any incidents applying generally to liability for payment of water rates, all irrigation agreements shall be subject to the following incidents, namely:

Section-47-48] M. P. Irrigation Act, 1631 [29

(a) Canal revenue payable there under shall be payable

(i) If the case falls under clause (c)(i) of sect/on 46 for every year on all land under agreement, whether it has been sown or not and irrigated or not, and

(ii) If the case falls under clause (c)(ii) of section 46 for any year on all land under agreement, which has been sown that year with any of the crops under agreement, whether it has been irrigated or not;

(b) The canal revenue payable on any land for any year shall be collected from the occupier or, on his default, from the permanent holder of such land;

(c) At any time when the amount of water available is deficient, or when damage is anticipated to the canal if a lull discharge of water is delivered, its supply may be regulated in such manner, as the Executive Engineer may determine;

(d) No claim shall arise against the Government for compensation for any loss arising tram a failure or shortage in the supply of water for Irrigation or from an excess of such supply: Provided that rules may be made under this Act providing for the remission of agreement rates where there has been a failure of crops or a failure to deliver water owing to a defect in the head-works or distribution system.

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ActIncorporating amendments made Subsequently
Section47
Marginal noteMain incidents of irrigation agreements
JurisdictionState of Madhya Pradesh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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