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Section 20

The West Bengal Gramdan Act, 1964State Act of West Bengal · Act 27 of 1964

(1) Subject to the provisions of sub-section (2)—

(a) every allottee shall contribute annually to the Gram Perished one-fortieth part of the produce of the land allotted to him, if such land is cultivated by him personally, or one-thirtieth part of his share of such produce, if such land is cultivated through a bargadar;

(b) if an allottee who resides in the vandal& village owns any land outside such village, he shall, in addition to the contribution referred to in clause (a), contribute annually to the Gram Perished one-fiftieth part of the produce of such land, if such land is cultivated by him personally, or one-fortieth part of his share of such produce, if such land is cultivated through a barge ler;

The West Bengal Gramdan Act, 1964. 9 XXVU of 15114.]

(Chapter 111.—The Gram Parishad.--,Section 21.)

if a member of the Gram Parishad, who has made the declaration referred to in clause (o) of subsection (1) of section 5, cultivates as a bargadar any land in the gramdan village or outside it, he shall contribute annually to the Gram Parishad one-thirtieth part of his share of the produce of such land; and if a member of the Gram Parishad, who has made the declaration referred to in clause (c) of subsection (1) of section 5, is not required to make any contribution under clause (a), clause (b) or clause (c), he shall contribute annually to the Gram Parishad one-thirtieth part of his total net annual income in such monthly or quarterly instalments as may be convenient to him,

(2) The Gram Parishad may, if it thinks fit to do so after considering the circumstances of any person liable to make a contribution under sub-section

(1), reduce the rate or quantum of the contribution to be made by him to the Gram Parishad.

Where this provision sits

ActThe West Bengal Gramdan Act, 1964
Section20
JurisdictionState of West Bengal
StatusIn force as published by the source

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