(1) The Assisiant Consolidation OfTicer shalt, hp-tion of provisicnal AS soon as may bo '[after publication of the Mnp, Land Consolidarion Register and other records zmdor sub-section (I ) of scl1:mcsection 131 :iud in consultatiolz with the Consolidalion Commit tee, prcpare z Pr ovisiona l Consolidation Scheme for the unit on the basis of the map and Land Register published under scction 13 and as revised under the provisions of this Act.
(2) NotwitManding anything contained in this Act or in any law for the time being in force, it shall be lawful for the Assistant Consolidatj0tl Officer, while preparin~ the Provisional ConsoIidation Scheme, to allot to a land-owner after determining jb ~aluation, any land belonging to the State Government and any land used for public purposes:
provided that where any land is used for public purpose, it shall be allotted only after the Assistant Consolidation Oficer has decIared in writing that it is proposed to transfer the rights of thc village community as well as of all individuals in or over that land to any other land specified in ---- ----
1. Substituted by thc Oriaa Consolidation OF Holdings and pfiventiun of Fragmcntatioo of I ~ n d IAmendmen!) Act, 1979 (Or. Act 31 of 1979), S. 10 w, c. f. 23rd May 1379- the declaration and earmarked for that purpose in the Provisional Consolidation Scheme.
Publication 18. (1) After preparation of the Provisional I ::z P&Y;: Consolidation Scheme, the Assistant Consolidation solidation Officer shall cause to be sent to the land-owners Scheme rcccipt and or concerned notices containing relevant extracts thereobicclions from and shall pu bIish the Provisional Consolidation thcrcon. Scheme in the unit in the manner prescribed.
(2) Subject to the provisions contained in section 14, any person to whom a notice has been sent under sub-section (1) and any other person affected by the Provisional Consolidation Schtme disputing the corl*ectness of the entries made therein, may, within thirty days of the receipt of the notice or the date of publication of the Provisional Consolidation Scheme, as the case may be, file an objection before the Consolidation Officer or the Assistant Consolidation Officer duly eutllorised by the ConsoIidation Officer in that behalf.