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Section 10: Entry in Khatauni

The Rajasthan Land Revenue (Allotment of Land to Gaushalas) Rules, 1957State Rules of Rajasthan · 1956

The land leased under these rules shall not be shown with the Muafi of Khatedari holdings but shall be shown separately as land leased to the Gaushala under these rules.

Appendix "A" Lease deed This indenture made this..........day of.............between the Government of Rajasthan hereinafter called the lessor on the one part and……… hereinafter called the lessee on the other part WITNESSETH that in consideration of the rest hereby reserved and of the covenants and agreements hereinafter contained on the part of the lessee to be paid, observed or performed, the State Government hereby grants and dismiss unto the lessee all that plot and parcel of land measuring approximately..........acres/bighas in village…….tehsil……. District…….and hereinafter more particularly described in Schedule A and shown in the plan attached herewith and coloured with liberties, powers and privileges to be exercised or enjoyed in connection therewith which are mentioned in Part I of these presents, reserving out of the demise unto the Government the liberties, powers and privileges mentioned in Part II of these presents. To hold the premises hereby granted and demised unto the lessee for the term of12{thirty years} with effect from and the lessee hereby covenants with the Government as in Part III expressed and the Government hereby covenants with the lessee as in Part IV expressed and it is mutually agreed between the parties in Part V of these presents.

In witness whereof these presents have been executed in manner hereunder appearing the day and year first above written.

Witness............. Sd/-.................

Address.............. on behalf of the Government of Rajasthan [Collector] Lessor Sd/..................

Witness……….

Address………..

Lessee............

12 Substituted by notification no.f. 6(30)rev-6/2000/44, dated 17-07-2020.

Part I- Liberties, Powers and privileges to be exercised or enjoyed by the lessee.

1. The lessee is entitled to the quiet enjoyment of the land hereby leased for the entire period of lease without any let or hindrance from the lessor or his employee so long as the land is used for the grazing of the Gaushala cattle and the rent stipulated is paid to the lessor.

2. At the end of expiry of the period of this lease, the lessee at his option shall be entitled to a renewal for a further period of thirty years on the same terms except-

(i) as to the rate of rent which will be fixed at a rate to be determined by the Government, mid

(ii) the present clause of further renewal of the lease.

3. The lessee shall have liberty to construct cattle-sheds, go-downs or store-house for the storage of fodder etc. huts or houses for the labourers or those connected with the upkeep of the 13{Gaushala or tanks for the storage of water and, water troughs and Bioagriculture, cow-products based on panchagavya, Gobar-gas plant, energy production from Gobar-gas, filling of cylinders from filtered Methane gas application, exhibition, and training centre for aforesaid for activities and construction of centre for aforesaid activities .}

4. The lessee shall be entitled to bring a reasonable portion of the land under cultivation for growing Moth, Ganwar, Grass, Luncerene etc. for the use of the Gaushala cattle only provided these are not sold in the market or to others.

Part II-Liberties, Powers and Privileges reserved by the lessee.

1. The lessor reserves the right for himself, his employees or nominees to enter upon the leased premises for the purpose of prospecting or exploitation of any mineral within or under the said lands and to work with and carry away the same.

2. The lessor shall have the right to resume and re-occupy any portion of the leased premises for the purpose of constructing, repairing or maintaining any railway, road, canal, reservoir, a telegraph or electric line or sub-station or any other work of a like nature, such powers of resumption and reoccupation to be exercised on behalf of the lessor by the Collector of the district or any officer or nominee authorised by him in this behalf.

3. The lessor shall have the power to terminate this lease at any time during the period of the lease, if the lessee- 13 Substituted by notification no.f. 6(30)rev-6/2000/5, dated 16-02-2008

(1) does not use the land hereby demised or any part thereof for the purpose for which it is leased, or

(2) sells, mortgages or in any way transfers any portion for the land to any other person or body of persons without the previous sanction of Government, or

(3) commits any breach of terms of this lease, or

(4) is guilty of gross negligence in complying with the legitimate directions of the Collector in relation to the upkeep or maintenance of the Gaushala, or

(5) fails to make amends or comply with the said directions within three months of referring notice of such non-user, breach or neglect from the Collector.

Part III-Covenants of the Lessee The lessee hereby covenants-

(1) To pay the rent of per year in advance during the said term of thirty years.

(2) Not to use the land hereby demised for any purpose other than that specified in Part -I of this agreement.

(3) To maintain at all times…….heads of cattle in the Gaushala throughout the period of lease.

(4) Not to cut the trees in the leased premises without the specific permission of the lessor, should the removal of any tree be necessary for the proper use of the leased premises.

(5) Not to erect any building of a permanent nature other than the structures referred to in clause 3 of Part I of the agreement without the previous sanction of the Government.

(6) To maintain such record and in such form as may be prescribed by the Collector.

(7) To maintain the Gaushala and the cattle in good hygienic conditions.

(8) To obtain permission from the lessor, through the Collector, before constructing any building of a permanent nature.

(9) To allow the Collector or any other officer who may be generally or specially authorised by the Collector to inspect the premises, buildings, records, cattle etc. within 24 hours of receiving previous notice in this behalf.

Part IV-Covenants of the lessor The lessor hereby agrees and covenants to pay compensation to the lessee-

(1) For all buildings of a permanent nature constructed with the previous sanction of the Government:

(2) For any loss or damage to crops, plants, trees or buildings by the exercise of powers reserved by the lessor under clause 1 of Part II of the agreement:

(3) For any house, well or other permanent structure, that may have been put up, in case of resumption under clause 2 of Part II in accordance with the provisions of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894.

Part V-Covenants naturally agreed to by the lessor and the lessee The lessor and the lessee hereby agree that in the event of any dispute arising between the lessor and the lessee in respect of the interpretation or compliance with the terms of the lease or the sufficiency thereof or to any matter or things in any way connected with this agreement, the same shall be referred to arbitration in accordance with the provisions of the Arbitration Act, 1940 of the Central Legislature.

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ActThe Rajasthan Land Revenue (Allotment of Land to Gaushalas) Rules, 1957
Section10
Marginal noteEntry in Khatauni
JurisdictionState of Rajasthan
StatusIn force as published by the source

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