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Section 8: Use of shamilat deh ·by residents. [Sections 5 and 15(2) (g) of the Act

The Punjab Village Common Lands (Regulation) Rules, 1964State Rules of Punjab · 1961

(1) The land in Shamilat Deh declared by the Panchayat by a resolution in writing as pasturable, may be utilized by the residents of the village for-- ( a) grazing purposes; or

(b) collecting dry firewood from the jungle on terms laid . down by the Panchayat.

(2) Open spaces near the abadi deh may, with the previous permission of the Panchayat arid in the manner laid down by it be utilized by the inhabitants of the village for thrashing the harvests.

1. Omitted vide Pb. Govt Gaz. G.S.R. No. 58 dated 18.7.1967

2. R~ le 7-A and 7-B inserted by 1st. Amendment Rules, 1965 G.S.R. No. 44 dated 4.3.1965 28

(3) 1 [----]

(4) The Panchayat may, if necessary, earmark suitable land for .

use as manure pits by the inhabitants of the village on such nominal charges as m·ay be fixed by it: · ·

Provided that the Panchayat may exempt a member of Scheduled Castes or Backward Classes or any landless labourer or tenant 1 on the grounds of poverty from payment of such charges. ·

Where this provision sits

ActThe Punjab Village Common Lands (Regulation) Rules, 1964
Section8
Marginal noteUse of shamilat deh ·by residents. [Sections 5 and 15(2) (g) of the Act
JurisdictionState of Punjab
StatusIn force as published by the source

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