Grant in aid irrigation work" mean a Private irrigation work constructed or improved by or on behalf of a Permanent holder partly or wholly by means of grant of money from the Government.
8. Commanded,- Land is said to be commanded by a canal when it may be irrigated from that canal by the flow of water under gravity, and without the need of lifting or pumping the water i
Provided that the Executive Engineer, with the previous sanction of the Superintending Engineer, may declare any land to be not commanded If it can be irrigated only by an excessive expenditure of water or by means of a water course which passes through an area which the Executive Engineer considers it desir-able to avoid.
Explanation, - Land, which would not otherwise be commanded, may become commanded by the construction of a crossing for the passage of water across a natural drainage, channel or ridge.