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Section 6: Priority for allotment

Rajasthan Colonisation (Mahi Project Government Lands Allotment and Sale) Rules, 1984State Rules of Rajasthan · 1954

Priorities for allotment of Government land under these rules shall be in the following order :-

(a) Displaced landless agriculturist.

(b) Displaced agriculturist.

(c) Temporary tenant.

(d) Released Sagri/Beneficiary of the Integrated Rural Development Programme.

(e) Landless Agriculturist of the same village.

(f) Landless Agriculturist of the adjoining village.

(g) Landless Agriculturist of the same Tehsil.

(h) Landless Agriculturist of any other Tehsil of the same District.

(i) Landless Agriculturist of neighbouring Districts.

(j) Any other agriculturist of the State:

Provided that in cases of (e) to (i) preference shall be given to Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe:

Provided further that a landless Agriculturist who does not hold any tenure land anywhere in Rajasthan or holds such land which is less 21/2 acres of irrigated land or 5 acres of unirrigated land shall be given preference within the category specified above, which appertains to him.

Where this provision sits

ActRajasthan Colonisation (Mahi Project Government Lands Allotment and Sale) Rules, 1984
Section6
Marginal notePriority for allotment
JurisdictionState of Rajasthan
StatusIn force as published by the source

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