(1) Every building situated within the limits of janmam estate shall, with effect on and from the appointed day, vest in the person who owned it immediately before that day but the Government shall be entitled for each fasli year commencing with the fasli year in which the appointed day falls, to levy the appropriate assessment thereon.
Vesting of buildings
(2) In this section “building” includes the site on which it stands and any adjacent premises occupied as an appurtenance thereto.
15. Where any person has been admitted into possession of any land in a janmam estate by any janmi for a non-agriculture purpose, that person shall . be entitled to remain in possession of the land subject Rights of person admitted into however to the-payment by him to the Government of the ryotwari or other assessment or the ground, rent which may be imposed upon the land for each fash year commencing with the fasli year in which the appointed day falls :
possession land in janmam estate for nonagricultural purpose
Provided that such transaction was not void or illegal under any law in force at the time :
Provided further that a person who has been admitted info possession of any land on or after the 1st day of June 1961 shall be entitled to no rights in respect of such land except where the Government otherwise direct.
16 (1) Except where the Government otherwise direct, no person admitted by a janmi into possession of any land of the description specified in Section 11 shall be entitled to any rights in, or to remain in possession of, such land.
Persons admitted into possession of certain lands how deals with.
(2) A direction under sub-section (1) allowing any person to remain in possession of any such land may specify—
(i) the assessment of ground rent, payable to the Government on the land for each fasli year commencing with the fasli year in which the appointed day falls, and [1969 : T. N. Act 24
(ii) such special terms and conditions, including the period for which such person may remain in possession of the land as the Government may consider necessary in the public interest.
Rights of lessees of plantation