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Section 10: Rules to give effect to the provisions of section 179(1)

The Rajasthan Land Revenue (Settlement Operations) (Board of Revenue) Rules, 1957State Rules of Rajasthan · 1956

(1) When any change in area occurs owing to alluvion or dilluvion, an inquiry hall be made to ascertain whether there has been any exertion of alluvion land or loss by diluvian.

(2) It shall be the duty of the land records staff to submit to the Collector or the permanent Settlement Officer a report, together with a plan prepared after survey and a khasra of any change in the area of a holding caused by such alluvion of diluvian.

(3) The Collector or the permanent Settlement Officer shall examine the report and after necessary enquiry proceed to assess or revise the rent in the following manner-

(a) The fair assessment of alluvial land shall be determined at the rate placed for similar soil with similar advantages in the circle in which the holding is situate.

(b) The assessment of land lost by dilluvion shall be determined according to the soil classification of the land as shown in the land records.

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ActThe Rajasthan Land Revenue (Settlement Operations) (Board of Revenue) Rules, 1957
Section10
Marginal noteRules to give effect to the provisions of section 179(1)
JurisdictionState of Rajasthan
StatusIn force as published by the source

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