All allotments of land under these rules shall be subject to the following conditions:-
(1) The land shall be given on lease and not on Khatedari or Gair Khatedari rights subject to the condition that in the case of new farm, the farm shall be started within three months of allotment.
(2) The rent to be charged shall be Rs. 1000/- per acre per annum.
(3) Lease shall be for a period of ten years or for so long as the lessee uses the area for the purpose of maintaining the cattle/fowl of the farm, whichever is less, renewable at the end of ten years for the further similar period on rent to be determined by the Government.
Provided that no lease shall be renewed if land is situated in urbanisable limit and peripheral belt of an urban area as defined in Section 90-B of the Rajasthan Land Revenue Act, 1956 and such land shall revert to the State Government free from all encumbrances.
(4) The lessee shall have no right to sell, mortgage, lease or in any other way of transfer any portion of land to any person or body of person.
Provided that the lessee may mortgage, his land or a portion thereof, in favour of a Schedule Bank or Co-operative Bank, for obtaining a loan for a purpose directly connected with his dairy and/or poultry farm, the period of such mortgage shall not extend beyond the period of the lease granted under these rules.
(5) The land shall be used only for the purpose of the grazing of the cattle or the feeding of the fowl maintained by the farm and the up-keep thereof and for growing such crops or trees as are required for the feeding of such cattle or fowl, e.g. Moth, Grass Razka etc. subject to the condition that the fodder grown shall be used for feeding of the farm cattle or fowl only and not for sale.
(6) The farm shall throughout the period of lease maintain the stipulated number of cattle or fowl at the rate of one cattle per half acre or one hundred laying hens per one-fifth of an acre:
provided that in the event of a decrease in the stipulated number due to some infections disease or unforeseen calamity, the Collector may allow the lessee a period of three months within which to make up to deficiency.
(7) No permanent structure or buildings shall be erected on the land without the previous sanction of the State Government but cattle sheds, hen-houses, go-down, store houses for the storage of fodder, huts or houses for the labourers or those connected with the upkeep of the farm, creamery or laboratory, tanks for the storage or water-troughs and the like may be built, such structures shall pass to the Government with the land.
(8) The lessee shall have no rights over the trees growing in the leased area and shall not cut any trees without the specific permission of the Collector, and such permission shall not be given unless it is shown that it is necessary for the proper use of land for grazing or feeding purposes.
(9) On failure to fulfill any of the terms and conditions of the lease, the lessee shall be liable to cancellation and the land shall be taken back by the Government and in the event of such resumption, the lessee shall not be entitled to any compensation for any structures etc. that he may have put up.
(10) The area allotted shall be enclosed with a fencing by the lessee.
(11) The lessee shall keep in the Farm pedigree cattle or pedigree fowl equal to one fourth of the total number of cattle or fowl in the Farm and shall run the farm on lines approved by the Animal Husbandry Department. In the case of a dairy farm, the milk sold shall be pure and un-adulterated and shall be supplied under hygienic conditions laid down by the Public Health Department and the Dairy Development Officer, Rajasthan.
(12) The cattle or fowl kept on the farm, as well as the premises, shall be open to inspection by the District Veterinary Officer at least four times in a year.
7A. deleted by notification dated 06.03.77