(1) From the date ofordcr passed under sub—rule (5) of rule 13. the land shall be deemed to have been vest in the State Golemment free from all encumbrances and placed at the disposal ofthc Local Authority tttttler‘ section 102A ofthe Rajasthan Land Revenue Act, 1956.
(2), Subject to the provisions of rules, regulations or bye-lows made under the law applicable to that Local Authority, the said land or part thereof shall be available for allotment or regularization by the Local Authority for.any permissible non-agricultural purposes.
(3) Allotment or regularisation of land so placed at the disposal ofthe Local Authority shall be made by Local Authority only after the approval of layout plan in accordance with the rules, regulations or bye-laws made under the law applicable to that Local Authority. [f layout plan is not submitted, the Local Authority shall himsclt'make arrangements for survey or the site and prepare the layout plan.
(4) The cases in which colonies developed before 17“ June, 1999 with a minimum ten percent constructed area and with a maximum seventy percent saleable area shall be approved by the Local Authority subject to fulfillment of other norms, ilany, as maybe fixed by the State Government, from time to time:
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Provided that the cases of such colonies having constructed area less than ten percent or saleable area of more than seventy percent shall be referred by the Loca' Authority with full justification to the State Government for appropriate direction.
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(5) Not later than seven Days of the approval of-layout plan. the Local Authority shall publish a public notice at least in two State level newspapers inviting applications from the persons entitled under subsection (8) of section 90-A ofthe Rajasthan Land Revenue Act, 1956 for the allotment.
16. Application for regularisation: (l) ”the land available for allotment or regularisation and for which layout plan has been approved shall be allotted or rcgularised to a person or persons having possession over such land or pan thereof. as the Case may be. on the basis of allotment made or Patta given by a Housing Cooperative Society or a Will or our other document purporting transfer of land to them either by the person whose rights and interests have been ordered to be terminated under sub-section (8) of the section DO-A of the Rajasthon Land Revenue Act, 1956 or by any other person claiming through such person. Application by such person for allotment or regularisation shall be submitted in Form-l4 in triplicate (one original set and two sets attested by the applicant himself) along with affidavit in Form-15, indemnity bond in From-16 and other documents in support of his application.
(2) Application under sun-rule (1) shall be submitted before the Local Authority within thirty days of issuance ofpublie notice under sub-rule (5) of rule 15. The applicant shall attach with the application a copy ofchallun as a proof of deposit of premium:
Provided that if the applicant fails to submit application and deposit the amount of premium and other charges as may be fixed by the State Govemment' from time to time. with in the above stipulated period the interest at the rate offiftecn percent per annum shall be charged from the date of expiry ofahove period.
(3) The application shall be accompanied by a proof of the title of the land, sale deed.
agreement to sale, power of attorney, Will or patta itt original and attested copies of such document, for the satisfaction ofthe Local Authority that the land belongs to the applicant and in possession ofapplicant,
(4) The premium under this rule shall be payable on such rates as may be notified by the State Government from time to time.
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'(5) All the plans and statements submitted along with the application shall be duly signed and authenticated by the applicant also. -