When more than one field belonging to the same Khata or Patti and in the cultivatory possession of one and the same tenant and held in the same class of tenure have been united, by removal of dividing boundaries, the entries for the fields so united shall be made opposite the first number of the component fields. The area of each component field shall be shown opposite the first number in column 2 and it shall be entered in the remarks column, against each such other component field, that it has been included in No.
..........The number of such fields with their respective area shall also be shown in the remarks column opposite the first number. On the other hand, if a settlement plot subsequently sub-divided is again restored to its original shape, the entry will be made as if the plot had not been divided. In case fields, belonging to different Pattis or Khatas or in the cultivatory possession of different tenants, or held under different classes of tenures by the same tenant, have been united, separate entries will be continued to be made for each such number and a note shall be given in the remarks column, to the effect that they have been united into one plot.
Illustration. - (i) Suppose field Nos. 34. 35 and 42 which belong to the same Khata or Patti, and are in the cultivatory possession of one and the same tenant and are held under the same class of tenure, are united, the Patwaris should make entries pertaining to all those numbers against number 34, showing in column 2 area of each such component part and the total Opposite Nos. 35 and 42 he should enter in the remarks column "included in No.
34". Opposite No. 34 he should enter in the remarks column "including No. 35 ( 1 bigha) and 42 (5 bighas)".
(ii) Suppose plots numbers 50/1, 50/2, 50/3 and 50/4 which belong to the same Khata or Patti, and are under the cultivatoxy possession of the same tenant, under the same class of tenure, have been united so as to restore plot No. 50 to its original form of the time of settlement, then entry will be made as if the plot had not been divided. No reference to this effect is necessary to be made in the remarks column.