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Section 5: Prohibition for temporary leasing out etc

Rajasthan improvement trust (disposal of urban land) rules 1974State Rules of Rajasthan · 1959

The Tr-xA shall not let out any land on rent or by lease for temporary use'or otherwise

1. Added vide Notification No. F. 9 (63) UD/3/a/R. dated 20.1.2001, published in Raj.

Gazette £.0. Part 4(C) (I) dated 29.1.2001, page 181 with immediate effect.

2. Inserted vide Notification No. F. 9(15) UD/3/2001 dated 15.1.2002, puWished in Raj.

GazeRe E.O. Part «(Kh) dated 29 7.2002, page 59(1) with immediate effect.

3 4 Raj. Improvement Trust (Disposal ol Urban Land) Rules, 1974 except by sale of land on lease hold basis or by outright sale only in accordance with the provisions of these rules :

Provided that land for petrol pump, cinema or hotel shall be sold in accordance with the directions of the State Government that may be issued from time to time.

^{Provided further that if a complete scheme is made, temporary allotment of plots to labourers and economically weaker sections of society may be let out with the specific permission of the State Government.]

'[5-A. Notwithstanding anything contained in these rules, the State Government in public interest nnay regularise the tenancies created through rent, ground-rent or use and occupancy on short term basis or otherwise upto 31.12.1990, for a period of 99 years from the date of initial tenancy/license on such premium and lease money as determined and in accordance with procedure as laid down by the Government from time to time.]

[̂6. Determination of Premium.- (1) The premium (nazrana) shall ordinarily be determined by public auction but the amount of reserve or the minimum premium shall be the reserve price which shall be decided by the "[Trust].

(2) The minimum premium (reserve price of fixed price) shall be worked out after adding the following items;

(i) cost of undeveloped land this would be subject to change to the extent of final cost of compensation determined by the competent court;

(ii) cost of development based on the prevailing PWD Schedule of rates for the area;

(iii) 30% of the items (i) and (ii), to cover administrative and establishment charges; and

(iv) 20% of the items (i), (ii) and (iii), to cover maintenance costs for a period upto five years.

(3) An extra 10% and 20% of the price/premium shall be payable for "preferential" and "special preferential" plots respectively.

1. Added vide Notification.dated 20.10.1975, publislied in Raj. Gazette Part 4 (C) (I) dated 23.10.1975.

2. Inserted vide Notification No. F. 9 (2) UDH/3/2001 dated 16.8.2001, published in Raj.

Gazette E.O. Part 4(Ga) (I) dated 24.8.2001, page 99.

3. Substituted vide Notification No. F. 9(15) UD/3/2001 dated 15.1.2002, published in Raj. Gazette E.O. Part 6(Kh) dated 29.7.2002, page 59(1) with immediate effect.

4. Substituted vide Notification No.F, 9(15) UD/3/2001 dated 7:5.2002, published in Raj. Gazette E.O. Part 4(Ga) (1) dated 10.5.2002, page 29 with immediate effect.

Raj. Improvement Trust (Disposal of Urban Land) Rules, 1974 35 Note: For the purpose of this rule preferential and special preferential plots means the plots which are demarcated as such by the Trust.]

'•[6A. Urban Improvement Trust shall transfer 15% share of the sale/ allotment/regularization price of the land to the Municipal Corporation/ Council/Municipalities, as the case may be, for maintenance of scheme of the Urban Improvement Trust:

Provided that in the case of land placed at the disposal of Urban Improvement Trust under Section 102-A of the Rajasthan Land Revenue Act, 1956 after depositing the 40% of DLC land rate, the above 15% share shall be calculated after deducting the above deposited amount.]

Where this provision sits

ActRajasthan improvement trust (disposal of urban land) rules 1974
Section5
Marginal noteProhibition for temporary leasing out etc
JurisdictionState of Rajasthan
StatusIn force as published by the source

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