(1)(a) The Collector shall cause to be recorded in the revenue papers the area of the portion of each holding which has been ‘acquired and the amount of rent/revenues as payable for it. He shall also ensure that the area acquired for a department/requiring body is shown in the revenue records and necessary entries has been done in favour of concerned department/requiring body.
(b) Soon after the completion of acquisition proceedings the Collector / Land acquisition officer shall make a request to the District Collector, for mutation of acquired land in revenue records in form-29, in quadruplicate. The District Collector shall issue Parwana Amal daramad in form-30 in duplicate to the concern record officer.
(c) The concern revenue record officer will return one copy to the Collector land acquisition office, after duly mutated in revenue records.
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(d) In case of acquisition for private entities or companies, the names of the tenure holders concern, whose land has been acquired, has to be expunged and replaced by the concern private entities or companies, whatever ‘be the case. The company may get its name mutated under the prevailing laws in the state.
(e) Where acquisition has been done, a statement of reduction and remission in land revenue shall be prepared village wise for every project in form-31.
(f) The monthly statement regarding reduction/ remission in land revenue shall be submitted in duplicate in the following tabular to the Commissioner and Secretary Board of Revenue, Uttar Pradesh Number and date | Amount remitted | Amount reduced of order sanctioning reductions and remission Details of Notification/ Declaration made for acquisition District | from fasli.........
Capitalized value of land revenue Register of appropriations of land
(2) The capitalized value of land revenue is the aggregate iand revenue for certain numbers of years, payable by an acquiring body to State Government to compensate the latter for loss of land revenue, suffered as a result of its reduction in case of compulsory acquisition. The following instructions shall be followed by the Collector:— ;
(i) The capitalised value of land revenue shall be calculated by multiplying the annual land revenue by one hundred and fifty. In cases where the land is not assessed to land revenue (i.e., villages where record operations or consolidations proceedings are going on) on the date immediately preceding the date of compulsory acquisition. It shall be calculated at the average rate of land revenue per hectare for the entire village;
(ii) The capitalised value of land shall not be charged where land is compulsory acquired for the non-commercial departments of State Governments, but the land revenue shall be remitted in favour of such departments;
(iii) The capitalised value of land revenue shall be charged from all other commercial departments of the State Government. In such cases land revenue will also be remitted with effect from the date of acquisition;
(iv) Local bodies or Societies registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860, on whose behalf land is compulsory acquired, will however, have an option either to continue paying the land revenue from the date of they are given possession of the land or to pay the capitalised value of the land revenue. In the latter case future land revenue will be remitted;
(v) In cases where land is acquired for the purposes of the Union Government or Central Government department shall be liable to pay one hundred times of land revenue as capitalised value.
41. The Collector shall cause to maintain in register of all permanent appropriations of land for public purposes or for a company. The entries in the register shall be made chronologically, and not necessary by department wise. They shall be made in the first instance as soon as the requiring body or department submit its request for acquisition and the requiring body has been informed of the cost of the acquisition.
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42. Where any land acquired under the Act remains unutilized for a period of Reversion of land five years from the date of taking over the possession, the same. shall be returned to the “ original owner or owners or their legal heirs, as the case may be, or to the Land Bank — of the State Government by issuing a notice to the Requiring Body for whom the land was acquired and by giving an opportunity of being heard and by passing. the ecessary written order by thé State Government in this behalf by taking the possession of acquired land. If the Requiring Body does not hand over the possession of the land then the Magistrate shall take possession of the land by giving prior notice to the Requiring Body concerned and hand it over'to the State Government. - jig
CHAPTER XI ५ REMOVAL OF DIFFICULTIES