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Section 8: Application to the Collector by the Village Panchayat

The Tamil Nadu Panchayats(Regulation of the use of communal lands by panchayat in Estates) Rules, 1999State Rules of Tamil Nadu · 1994

After the completion of the enquiry, if the Village Panchayat decides that the objections are to be over-ruled and that a direction under clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 135 of the Act is necessary, it shall record a finding to that giving full reasons therefor and submit an application to the Collector for his sanction to issue such a direction, alongwith a copy of its findings, the records of enquiry including documents to prove the service and issue of notices referred to in sub-rule (1) of Rule 7, and a certificate to the effect that it has taken into consideration all the other customary rights of the landholder, the ryots in the use of such land or portion and that it has satisfied itself that the exercise of such rights would otherwise be provided for, adequately if such a direction is given.

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ActThe Tamil Nadu Panchayats(Regulation of the use of communal lands by panchayat in Estates) Rules, 1999
Section8
Marginal noteApplication to the Collector by the Village Panchayat
JurisdictionState of Tamil Nadu
StatusIn force as published by the source

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