(1) For the purposes of this Regulation, the extent of land which shall constitute a standard holding for the class of lands specified in column (2) of the Table below shall be that specified against it in column (2) thereof:
TABLE Class of land
(1) W E T LAND lat class ~\ (Land assessed to land revenue 2nd class j at the rate exceeding Rs. 10 per hectare) 3rd class (Land assessed to land revenue at the rate exceeding Rs. 7 but not exceeding Rs. 10 per hectare) 4th class (Land assessed to land revenue at the rate exceeding Rs 4 but not exceeding Rs 7 per hectare) 5th class (Land assessed to land revenue at the rate not exceeding Rs. 4 per hectare) DRY LAND 1st class | (L^nd a^p'sppd in land rpvpimm 2nd class f a t thff r n t p n o t e x c e e d 1 n f f R s 3 per hectare) Extent of standard holding
(2) 7-20 hectares.
8*40 hectares.
9-60 hectares.
10-80 hectares.
21-610 hectq'-p* SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY II
Explanation,—For the purpose of this section, "class" means the class of the land as determined by the Deliberation dated 5th December, 1925 and enforced by thu Arrete dated 16th April, 1926.
(2) In computing the holding of a person or family unit, consisting of lands of different classes, the relative1 proportion of the extent of land of each such class to the extent of a standard holding of the appropriate class shall be taken into account in the manner prescribed and the aggregate of all such proportions shall be deemed to be the holding of the person or the family unit, in relation to the ceiling area.
(3) In computing the holding of an individual who is not a member of a family unit, but is a member of a joint family, the share of such an individual in the lands held by the joint family shall be taken into account and aggregated with the lands, if any, held by him separately and for this purpose, such share shall be deemed to be the extent of land which would be allotted to such individual had there been a partition of the lands held by the joint family
(4) In computing the holding of the member of a family unit who is also a member ot a joint family, the share of such member in the lands held by the joint family shall be taken into account and aggregated with the lands, if any, held by him separately and for this purpose, such share shall be deemed to be the extent of land which would be allotted to such member, had there been a partition of the lands held by the joint family.
(5) Where an individual or a member of the family unit is a member of a co-operative society, or firm, the share of such individual or member of a family unit in the land held by such co-operative society or firm shall also be included in the holding of the individual or member of the family unit, as the case may be, and for this purpose the share of the land so held shall be deemed to be the extent of the land which would have been allotted to him on a winding up of the co-operative society or dissolution of the firm.
(6) Lands owned or held under a private trust shall,—
(a) in a case where the trust is revocable by the author of the trust, be deemed to be held by such author or bis successor-in-interest;
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(b) in other cases, be deemed to be held by the beneficiaries of the trust m proportion to their respective interests in such trust, or the income derived therefrom
Explanation,—Where a trust is partly private and partly public, this sub-section shall apply to lands covered by that part of the assets of the trust which is relatable to the private trust.