Section 32: Where no lands held in common, lands in severalty may be declared separate estate.

The Partition of Revenue-paying Estates Act, 1863Central Act · Act 19 of 1863

Where there may be no lands held in common, the lands in severalty, held by the applicant for partition, or assigned to him by the Collector under the provisions of this Act, shall be assessed and declared a separate estate.

Proviso as to transfer.--Provided that it shall be in the discretion of the Collector to cause any transfer of lands, agreed to, or directed by his order, as provided in section XXX, to be made previous to such declaration, and the new estate shall be declared subject to the transfer so made.

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Act	The Partition of Revenue-paying Estates Act, 1863
Section	32
Marginal note	Where no lands held in common, lands in severalty may be declared separate estate.
Jurisdiction	Central
Status	In force as published by the source

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