If the area of military operations extends over more than one district, the Collector of each such district shall take action in accordance with these rules. Collectors should act in consultation with each other in order to secure uniformity of procedure throughout the area over which the operations extend.
Schedule I [See Rule 4] Summary of the main provisions of the Manoeuvres, Field Firing and Artillery Practice Act. 1938, and the Rules made by the Government of Rajasthan thereunder.
When an area has been duly notified and notices authorising the execution of manoeuvres or field firing and artillery practice as the case may be, have been issued, the military forces engaged in such manoeuvres or practice may pass over, encamp or construct military works of a temporary nature on land included in the area. They may also take reasonable water supplied form any public or private source, but not to an extent which will curtail the supply to those ordinarily using those sources. They are, however, precluded from entering or interfering with sacred buildings or any wells or tanks held to be sacred or with burial or burning grounds, dwelling-houses, gardens pleasuregrounds, educational institutions or business premises. They are also required to restore all lands used to their previous condition as far as possible.
Compensation will be paid for all damages done and also for compulsory evacuation of persons or domestic animals. The Patwari will prepare a list of damage which will be checked by any officer appointed by the Collector. The amount of compensation will be determined by this officer and paid by him as soon as possible afterwards. Any person dissatisfied with the amount awarded may, within 15 days of the communication to him of the decision by such officer, give notice to the officer of his intention to appeal. The appeal will be decided by a commission of which the Collector will be the Chairman and that decision will be final. No fee shall be charged for any claim, notice, appeal or application or document filed by a claimant.
When an area has been declared to be a danger zone, the Collector is authorised to exclude therefrom all persons and domestic animals during such times as may be considered necessary.
Any person wilfully obstructing or interfering with the manoeuvres, or field firing or artillery practice in any way or entering a camp without due authority is liable to fine of Rs. 10 on conviction.
Schedule II (See rules 11, 18, 25) Form (A) Register of damage to crops Column No. 1. Name of Village " " 2. Number of field in Khasra " " 3. Name of the cultivator To be filled in by the Patwari and to be verified by the Revenue Officer- Rule 12.
" " 4. Father's name.
" " 5. Area of the field.
" " 6. Whether irrigated or not To be filled in by the Revenue Officer.
" " 7. 7. Name of crop or nature of Sayar income (for example fruit, grass, etc.)
To filled in by the Revenue Officer- Rule 12.
" " 8. Extent of damage or injury assessed and expressed in terms of annas in the rupee and the area damaged (Roughly).
To be filled in by the Revenue Officer- Rule 14.
" " 9. Cash compensation To be filled in by the Revenue Officer- Rule 14.
" " 10. Remarks (may include receipt-Rule (17).
Form (B) Register of damage to property not being crops and not being domestic animals Column No. 1. Name of Village " " 2. Number of field in Khasra.
" " 3. Name of the owner of the property and his father's name.
To be filled in by the Patwari and verified by the Revenue Officer-Rule 15.
" " 4. Description of the property damages.
" " 5. Cash Compensation To be filled in by the Revenue Officer-Rule
15.
" " 6. Remarks (may include receipt-Rule 17).
Form (C) Register of damage in respect of domestic animals Column No. 1. Name of Village " " 2. Name of owner of the animals and his father's name " " 3. Number and description of the animals and whether they are used in ploughing or not, and whether buffaloes and cows are in milk.
To be filled in by the Patwari and verified by the Revenue Officer-Rule 16.
" " 4. Cash compensation. To be entered by the Revenue Officer-Rule
16.
" " 5. Remarks (may include receipt-Rule 17).
Form (D) Register of damage for personal injury Column No. 1. Name of Village " " 2. Name of person injured, his father's name and his caste.
To be filled in by the Patwari and verified by the Revemje Officer-Rule 16.
" " 4. Cash compensation To be entered by the Revenue Officer-Rule
16.
" " 5. Remarks (may include receipt-Rule 17).
Form (E) Register of compensation paid for exclusion or removal of persons or domestic animals from danger zone Column No. 1. Name of the head of the family with his parentage and caste.
" " 2. Number and description of his dependents, stating adult males and adult females. Children above the age of 12 years and children below that age separate.
To be filled in by the Patwari-Rule 19.
" " 3. Number and description of his domestic animals, stating distinctly whether they are used for ploughing or not, and in the case of buffaloes and cows, whether they are in milk or not.
" " 4. Number of days for which compensation is paid.
To be filled in by the Revenue Officer-Rule
19.
" " 5. Amount payable.
" " 6. Remarks (may include receipt-Rule 19).
Form (F) Statement to be forwarded by the Revenue Officer to the Collector regarding compensation paid Column No. 1. Name of the Tehsil.
" " 2. Name of the Village.
" " 3. Amount of compensation.
" " 4. Remarks.