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TRIPURA LAND REVENUE AND LAND REFORMS RULES, 1961
NOTIFICATION
No. 74(14)- Rev/60-13th April 1960—In exercise of the powers conferred by sections 98,132,161,184 and 197 of the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Act, 1960(Act 43 of 1960) and all other powers in this behalf, the State Government is pleased to make the following rules, namely :—
These rules may be called the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Rules, 1961.
In these rules, unless there is anything repugnant in the subject or context:
(a) Act means the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Act, 1960.
(aa) [1][Competent authority shall have the same meaning assigned to it as in the Act.]
(b) Form means any of the forms given in Schedules I, II and IV or a translation thereof in the Bengali Language published under the authority of the [2][State Government].
(c) Last settlement with reference to any local area means the last general revision of the land revenue demand of that area carried out in accordance with the provisions of the Act or any other Act for the time being in force;
(d) Schedule means any of the schedules to these rules: and
(e) Section means section of the Act.
11. Inserted by 5th amendment vide notification No. F. 39(26) Rev/74 dated 18.11.1974.<
The distance of a nearby village referred to in explanation I to clause (p) of section 2 shall not exceed 8 kiolmeters from the village in which the land is situated, such distance being reckoned by the route normally used for journeys between the two villages.
The Collector shall have the power of general superintendnce and control over all other officers subordinate to him and shall also have power to allocate work among them.
The Survey and Settlement Officer shall, subject to the exercise of powers by the Director of Settlement and Land Records have general superintendence and control over other officers doing the survey and settlement work and shall also provided for the distribution of work among them. He may transfer any case or work from one such officer to another having competence to dispose of that case or work.
Save as otherwise provided by the act, any revenue officer may exercise any power or discharge any function which may be exercised or discharged, as the case may be, by any officer subordinate to him.
Any dispute referred to in sub-section (3) of section 11 shall be decided after a summary inquiry in the manner laid down in schedule III.
Subject to the provisions of section 12,
(i) all trees, brush wood or other natural products growing on the road side shall be preserved or disposed of by the Forest Department or the authority having charge of the road as may be directed by the [1][State Government] and
(ii) all other trees, brush wood, jungles and other natural products, except in so far as the same may be the property of any person, shall be preserved or disposed of by the Forest Department in accordance with the Forest Rules for the time being in force.
13. Substituted by the North-Eastern Areas (Reorganisation) (Tripura) Adaptation of laws order, 1973.
(1) Whenever it appears necessary to the Collector, that any land should be set apart under section 13 for pasturage for cattle of any village or villages, he shall cause such land to be demarcated with temporary boundary marks and, if it has not been already cadastrally surveyed, shall cause a map of it to be prepared on the scale of sixteen inches to a mile.
(2) The Collector shall then cause a notice in Form 1 to be published declaring his intention to so set apart the land and inviting objections if any, within thirty days from the date of publication of the notice.
(3) The notice shall be published—
(i) by beat of drum in the village;
(ii) by affixing a copy in some conspicuous place in the village; and
(iii) by affixing a copy on the notice board of the Court House of the issuing officer.
The Collector shall receive and enquire into any objection which may be presented to him within the period prescribed in rule 9 and on such enquiry may add any available adjacent land to the proposed pasturage of remove any land from it or confirm the proceedings.
Any objection received under rule 10 shall be heard and disposed of after a formal inquiry in the manner laid down in Schedule III:
Provided that the Collector may consolidate and hear all the objections together.
As soon as may be after the disposal of the objections under rule 10, or when no such objection has been received within the prescribed period, after the expiry of that period, the Collector shall cause to be published in the manner prescribed in sub-rule (3) of rule 9 a final notice declaring the land to be set apart for pasturage for the cattle of the village or villages. He shall also cause the pasturage specified in the notice to be entered in the register of pasturage and the boundaries to be demarcated with such boundary marks as he may deem suitable.
After the declaration under rule 12 the land may be used as pasturage for the cattle of the village or villages for which it has been set apart; provided that the Collector may, with a view to ensuring proper utilisation of the land, prescribe the conditions subject to which the pasturage may be used.
The Collector may at any time modify or cancel the declaration under rule 12 and the provisions of rules 9 to 12 shall mutatis mutandis apply to such proceedings.
The Collector may ordinarily set apart an area not exceeding 5% of the land constituted within a village for community purposes and the provisions of rules 9 to 14 shall mutatis mutandis apply thereto.
The Collector may, in consultation with the Heard of the Forest Department, set apart land to be constituted as a Protected Forest or Reserve Forest in the manner laid down in the Indian Forest Act, 1927 (XVI of 1927).
(1) Management of land by Gram Panchayat:
Where the State Government has entrusted the management of any land belonging to the Government to the Gram Panchayat of a village, an appeal against the order of allotment of land passed by the Gram Panchayat shall lie to the Sub-divisional Officer in whose jurisdiction the land is situated.
(2) The Sub-Divisional Officer may either on his own motion or on the application of any party call for the record of any proceedings of a Gram Panchayat for allotment of land for the purpose of satisfying himself as to the legality or the propriety of any order passed by such Gram Panchayat and may pass such order in reference thereto as he thinks fit.
(1) Before ordering eviction of a person under sub-section (1) of section 15 the competent authority shall issue a notice to him requiring him to show cause within a period to.be specified in the notice why he should not be evicted from the land.
(2) If the person concerned filed an objection within the period specified in the notice or such extended period as may be allowed by the competent authority it shall hold a summary inquiry in the manner laid down in Schedule III.
(3) If the person concerned files no objection within the time so allowed or if after inquiry the competent authority finds that the person is a trespasser it shall order his eviction and shall also require him to remove any building or other construction erected or any thing deposited on the land within a time specified in the order.
The [1][State Government] may subject to such conditions as he may specify in the order to ensure for proper utilisation of the concession, exempt any land from the liability to the payment of land revenue in any of the folloing cases:—
(i) where the person holding land is a public body or an institution established exclusively for a religious, educational or a charitable purpose, or a person holding under a trust or an endowment or other legal obligation exclusively for a purpose which is charitable, educational or religious;
(ii) Where waste or unproductive land is sought to be brought under cultivation; and
(iii) where in the opinion of the [2][State Government] exemption from land revenue will be in public interest.
14. Substituted by the North-Eastern Areas (Reorganisation) (Tripura) Adaptation of laws Order, 1973.
15. Substituted by the
20. [1] [* Deleted.]
16. Deleted by 13th Amendment, dated 29th January, 1981.
An application for remission of land revenue for the land lost by diluvion may be made to competent authority in plain paper within one year of diluvion.
22. [1][* Deleted.]
17. Deleted by 13th Amendment, dated 29th January, 1981.
(1) When land assessed for use for a purpose other than agriculture is diverted to an agricultural purpose, the assessment shall be equal to the assessment of the land for agricultural purpose, as fixed at the last settlement.
(2) When there has been no such assessment for agricultural purposes, the assessment shall be fixed at the rate adopted for similar soil class in the same village or in a neighbouring village at the last settlement.
If any land held for one purpose is diverted to any other purpose except agriculture, the assessment thereon shall be revised in accordance with any of the methods specified below according to the circumtances of the case, viz :—
(i) in the area in which the land is situtaed has an assessment rate for the land used for that purpose as confirmed by the [1][State Government] under sub-section (1) of section 34, then in accordance with such revenue rate;
(ii) if there be no revenue -rate in force as aforsaid then the Collector may assess the revenue at a rate not exceeding 3% of the value of such land.
17. Substituted by the North-Eastern Area (Reorganisation) (Tripura) Adaptation of laws Order, 1973.
In fixing the actual assessment of a plot of land, the area thereof measuring less than [1][0005 hectares shall be taken to be 0005 hectare.]
18. Substituted by T.L.R. & L.R. (6th Amendment) Rules, 1961.
Remission or suspension of land revenue may be granted
(a) in the event of failure of crops due to-
(b) widespread calamities such as famine, draught, etc.;
(c) local calamities such as hail, floods, locusts and similar visitation; and
(d) in case in which crops could not be grown in any area in consequence of an order made under any law by a competent authority.
Ordinarily relief shall take the form of suspension of revenue, Remission may be granted if later conditions justify such course.
(1) In cases of widerspread calamities, the degree of relief shall be the same in each village or homogeneous tract, and no attempt shall be made to differentiate between the circumtances of individuals.
(2) Relief shall be calculated according to A Scale or B Scale according to the previous revenue history of the tract. A Scale shall be used in village whose revenue history is normal and B Scale in those which have suffered from recent crop failures.
AScale State of Crop Degree of relief
(1) (2)
40 percent or above Nil
Less than 40 per cent but not less than 25 per cent Half
Less than 25 per cent Full
B Scale
50 per cent or above Nil
Less than 50 per cent but not less than 40 per cent Half
Less than 40 per cent Full
The foregoing rule shall apply in the cases of local calamities subject to the following modification, namely :—
(1) relief shall be granted to individuals varying according to the damage done to the total holding of each; and
(2) relief shall be granted on B Sclae, if any general suspension of revenue was granted in respect of the previous years crops in the village, otherwise on A Scale.
(1) Remission of land revenue in any area in which crop could not be grown in cosequence of an order made under any law by a competent authority may be allowed according to the following scale, namely:—The [1][State Government] may sanction suspension, remission or re-suspension, as the case may be, to such extent as may be considered necessary on receipt of sanction, the Collector shall cause the nature of relief to be announced to all concerned before the instalment of revenue, to which it related, falls due.
19. Substituted by the North-Eastern Areas (Reorganisation) (Tripura) Adaptation of laws order, 1973.
If it appears probable that orders of the [1][State Government] cannot be received in time to allow announcement before due date the Collector may pass orders staying the realisation of the amount of land revenue pending orders of the [2][State Government].
20. Substituted by the North-Eastern Areas (Reorganisation) (Tripura) Adaptation of laws order, 1973.
21. Inserted by the 3rd amendment vide notification No.39 (167)-Rev/69 dated 17.9.69.
(1) No land revenue which has been suspended shall ordinarily be collected until the next crop, corresponding to the one which faild, has been harvested in the effect tract.
(2) As the character of each successive harvest becomes known, the State Government shall determine the amount of the suspended land revenue to be collected along with the ordinary demand and shall announce it before the date fixed for the payment of revenue. The amount of suspended land revenue to be collected, if any, shall be equal to one-forth, one-half or the whole of the years demand as the circumstances may justify.
Suspended land revenue may be remitted in whole or in part:—
(1) when the revenue which it is sought to remit has been suspended for three years; and
(2) in cases where it is clear from the conditions of the tract that it would be inadvisable to collect the suspended or part of it.
34 (A). In addition to or in lieu of the forms of relief here-in-before mentioned the Administration may, if the circumstances justify, direct that the arrears of land revenue due for any past year or year or years in respect of any area or areas shall be payable in such instalments and as such times as may be specied in the direction. On the receipt of such direction the Collector shall cause the nature of relief to be announded to all concerned before the instalment of revenue to which it relates falls due.
(1) [for every amount of land Revenue Collected by a revenue officer, a receipt along with a coupon in form 2 duly filled in shall be given to the person from whom the amount is received.
(2) Carbon copy of every receipt under sub-rule (1) excluding the coupon shall be maintained by the revenue officer and both the original and the carbon copy thereof shall be signed by the person making payment and the revenue officer receiving the amount]
(3) The inspecting revenue officer whenever visits a village shall collect (at random coupons attached to the receipt given to land owner under sub-rule 1) and after varifying the couopons paste these at the blank space of the respective carbon copies of the receipts.
22. Substituted by 8th amendment vide notification No.F.39(63)/Rev/75 dated 30.3.76.
[1](1) For the purpose of determining the profits of agriculture and the value of land used for agricultural and non-agricultural purposes, at such intervals as the State Government may direct, the Collector or any other revenue officer as may be authorised by the Government may devide an area into units in accordance with the provisions in this regard in section 32 of the Act and rules made thereunder:
Provided that the units once formed either for the purpose of determination of revenue rates or for the purpose of determination of profits of agriculture and value of land used for agricultural and non-agricultural purposes may be treated as unit for the purpose.
(2) The profits of agriculture of land in unit shall be the average profits of agriculture for Nal and Lunga classes of land in unit, determined on the basis of enquiry on plots selected on sample bases.
(3) The profits of agriculture shal
[1](1) Collector or any other revenue officer, as may be authorised by the Government shall, after determination of the profits of agriculture and value of land in a unit, prepare a table of profits of agriculture and value of land in from 4 B and publish the same by placing it for public in form 4 B and publish the same by placing it for public inspection free of charge during a period of thirty days at such convenient place as he may determine and cause a public notice in form 4C to be given to that effect in such village compresed in the unit to which the table relates, stating the place at which the table will be open to such inspection and inviting objections, if any, to be made within thirty days of the date of publication of the notice.
(2) Any objection to any entry in the table of profits of Agriculture and value of land filed within the prescribed period shall be heard in a summary manner after giving an opportunity to the objector of
38. [1][Omitted].
25. Omitted by T.L.R & L.R (11th Amendment) Rules 1979.
(1) Whenever the [1][State Government] [2][Omitted] decides under section 26 that a revenue survey be made of a local area with a view to settlement of land revenue and to the preparation of record of rights connected therewith or the revision of any existing settlement or record of rights, he shall publish in the Official Gazette a notification in Form 3.
(2) Thereafter, but before the survey starts in any village proclamation in Form 4 shall be made in that village and in villages contiguous thereto.
26. Substituted by the North Eastern Area(Reorganisation) (Tripura) Adaptation of Laws Order, 1973.
27. Omitted by 13th Amendment dated 29.1.81.
After the proclamation has been made proceedings for revenue survey and preparation of record of rights shall be taken in accordance with the provisions of Chapter V with the following modifications, namely :-
(i) Proceedings shall simultaneously be taken for the preparation and publication of the table of revenue rates;
(ii) for the purpose of determining the revenue rates, the area shall be divided into units(hereinafter called assessment units) in accordance with the provisions of section 32 and these rules ; and
(iii) before the attestation mentioned at item (vi) of rule 56 starts, the table of revenue rates shall be finally published and the assessment of each holding shall be calculated in accordance with that table and entered in the draft of the record-of-rights.
Subject to the provisions of section 32—
(a) the assessment unit shall as far as possible—
(i) include a compact area;
(ii) be homogeneous in geographical, agricultural and economic conditions and
(iii) be coterminous with a block of physical division; and
(b) the assessment unit of land within a municipality or cantonment, area shall be the area comprised within a municipal ward or the cantonment as the case may be:
Provided that the Survey and Settlement Officer may combine the area under two or more municipal wards into one assessment unit or sub-divide a municipal ward 6r cantonment area into more than one assessment unit.
The revenue rate of any class of land shall not exceed—
(i) in case of agricultural land, one-eighth value of the yield of the land,
(ii) in case of other land 3% of the market value of the land.
The table of revenue rates of land revenue per acre again different classes of agricultural and non-agricultural land in the unit and shall be in Form 5.
To the table of revenue rates shall be annexed —
(i) a map of the assesment unit showing the village;
(ii) a set of tabular statement, showing the results of crop cutting experiments, costs of cultivation, present and past classification if any, crops grown, and the proposed rates.
The Survey and settlement Officer or the Assistant Survey and Settlement Officer shall publish the table of revenue rates under sub-section (1) of section 33 by placing it for public inspection free of charge during a period of thirty days at such convenient place as he may determine and cause at public notice in Form 6 to be given to that effect in each village comprised in the assessment unit to which the table relates, stating the place at which the table will be open to such inspection and inviting objection, if any to be made within thirty days of the days of publication of the notice.
Any objection to any entry in the table of revenue rates filed within the prescribed period shall be heard in a summary manner and decision recorded.
The [1][State Government] may by an order direct alteration of revision of revenue rates under clause (a) of sub-dectionm (2) of section 37 when in its opinion the circumstances have so changed as to cause substantial increase or decrease in the yield or prices of crops generally or in a particular area.
28. Substituted by the North-Eastern Area (Reorganisation) (Tripura) Adaption of laws order, 1973.
The revised revenue rates of different classes of land shall bear the same ration to the old revenue rates of that corresponding class of land as—
(i) in case of agricultural land the average profits of agriculture of that class of land during the preceding three years bear to the average profits of agriculture of that or corresponding class of land at the time of the last determination of revenue rates;
(ii) in case of non-agricultural land the average market value of that class of land obtain ing during the preceding three years bears to the average market value of that or corresponding class of land obtaining at the time of the last determination of revenue rates;
Provided that the revenue payable in respect of any land shall not be increased or enhanced under this rules so as to exceed by more than twelve and a half percent of the revenue previously payable in respect of that land.
49. (1) As soon as the work of survey and settlement of land revenue has sufficiently advanced to enable the Survey and Settlement Officer to state approximately what will be the total incurred and the cost leviable from persons holding land or having interest therein and how in his opinion the share to be paid by persons holding land or having interest therein should be borne, he shall submit for orders of the [1][State Government] the principles on which he proposes to make apportionment. The proposals shall be submitted in good time before final publication of record of rights.
29. Substituted by the North-Eastern Areas (Reorganisation) (Tripura) Adaptation of laws order, 1973.
(1) Liability of individuals for costs shall be fixed on the basis of the area of land held by them or in which they have interest and for this purpose the fraction of an acre shall be deemed to be an acre.
(2) When the area of waste land or unoccupied land is extensive seperate rates per acre may be fixed for that land and the other land.
When the [1][State Government] has approved the priciples of apportionment of the cost, the Survey and Settlement Officer shall cause each person to be served with a notice in such manner as the [2][State Government] may from time direct of the amount payable by him and the period within which it should be deposited.
30. Substituted by the North-Eastern Areas (Reorganisation) (Tripura) Adaptation of laws order, 1973.
31. Substituted by the North-Eastern Areas (Reorganisation) (Tripura) Adaptation of laws order, 1973.
(1) A seperate settlement register shall be prepared for village.
(2) It should contain the following particulars :-
(i) Mark list (list of trijunction and boundary and survey marks)
(ii) Index of plot numbers and khasra;
(iii) Assessment of each holding;
(iv) Rent Roll (List of revenue rates for different soil classes in the village);
(v) Classified statement of raiyats and their under raiyats;
(vi) [1][Crop inspection Register in such Form as the State Government may direct];
(vii) Register of lands held by Government and local bodies;
(viii) Statement showing the classifications of cultivated lands and culturable waste;
(ix) Revenue free lands;
(x) List of lands in which public have common right of easemen
(1) The record of rights shall consist of a statement of rights in Form 7, hereinafter referred to as the Khatian’.
(2) There shall ordinarily be a seperate Khatian for each person interested or group of persons jointly interested in the land and the Khatian shall show the rights and liabilities of each such person.
There shall be prepared in Form 8 a Field Index or Khasra arranged according to the serial numbers of the plots in the village.
Before the preparation of revision of record-of-rights is taken up there shall be the notification and the proclamation as stated in rule 39.
(1) when a notification has been so published and the proclamation made, the revenue survey shall be conducted and the record of rights shall be prepared or revised by the following stages, namely :—
(i) demarcation of village boundaries;
(ii) traverse survey;
(iii) cadastral survey (or Kistwar)
(iv) preliminary record writing (khanapuri)
(v) local explanation (or Bujharat)
(vi) attestation including determination of rent or revenue of tenancies and holdings (orjamabandi)
(vii) publication of the draft record of rights;
(viii) disposal of objections under sub-section (1) of section 43. and
(ix) preparation and publication of the final record of rights under sub-section (2) of section 43.
Provided that any of the stages referre
Before each of the first four stages, namely, demarcation of village boundaries, traverse survey, kistwar and Khanaputi, a general notice shall be served in the village in Form 9 informing the holders of land of the probable dates of commencement of each of the stages and requiring their attendance to assist the revenue officer employed on work in any matter incidental to any of the above stages.
The revenue survey of an area notified under section 26 shall be based on village boundary demarcation. Existing boundary of any village may also be recognised with or without modification.
The traverse survey of an area referred to in rule 58 shall ordinarily be carried out by theodolite observations.
(1) The cadastral survey of the area shall be based on traverse survey.
(2) A detailed map of all the fields in a villafe shall be prepared on a scale which shall ordinarly be sixteen inches to a mile. Where a suitable large scale map is already in existance, it will not be necessary, unless the Survey and Settlement Officer so directs, to prepare a fresh map and the existing map may be brought upto date.
A seperate number (hereinafetr called the plot number) shall be allotted to every plot i.e. a piece of land within one periphery which is possessed by one person or a set of persons jointly, which is held under one title and which consists of one class of land.
For the purpose of preparation [1][or revision] of a record of rights the survey and settlement Officer shall cause to be prepared a preliminary record of rights.
35. Inserted by 10th amendment by notification No.F.4(52)Rcc/78 Date 5.12.78.
(1) When the preliminary record-of-rights, has been prepared, a general notice in Form 10 shall be published in the village informing the holders of lands of the date of commencement of Bujharat and calling for their attendance with relevant documents appertaining to their lands in the village.
(2) When the areas of the plots have been extracted and entered in the preliminary record, a copy of each Khatian shall be made over by the revenue officer to the person or persons in whose name or names the Khatian has been opened or to their representatives. The cost of each copy of the Khatian styled as Parcha shall be twenty five naya paisa. For every realisation on account ofthe costs of parcha a receipt in From 11 shall be prepared, along with a carbon copy thereof, under the signature of the Revenue Officer receiving the amount and the signature of the person making the payment shall also be obtained thereon. The original shall be given to the per
(1) The attestation in the village shall be taken up at a convenient place in or near the" village as far as possible. A proclamation inlForm 14 shall be published at least thirty days before attestation begins in the village, giving due notice to the,raiyats, under raiyats, occupants and other land holders calling upon them to appear before the revenue officer, on the date fixed with relevant documents in support of their right, title and possession.
(2) When about a week is left attestation, a reminders notice in Form 15 shall be published in the vilage. Special notice may be served on the Collector or other public bodies and summons may be served on land holders and other persons, if the attendance of such persons may or their authorised representatives is deemed necessary.
(3) The revenue officer shall take up the preliminary record of rights Khatian by Khatian. As each person appears before him, the revenue officer s
(1) After the completion of attestation is a village as aforesaid, the revenue officer shall publish the draft of the record-of-rights under sub-section (1) of section 43 by placing it for public inspection free of charge during a period of thirty days at such convenient place or places as he may determine and cause a public notice in Form 16 to be given to that effect in the village to which the draft record of rights relates, stating the place at which they will be open to such inspection and objection, if any to be made in From 17 within thirty days of the date of the publication of the notice.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in the notice, the Survey and Settlement Officer may extend the period during which the draft record-of-rights will be open to inspection and during which objections may be filed.
(1) Form 17 shall be made available by the revenue officer on payment of a price of ten naye paise per form and objection shall, as far as practicable, be made in such form. Along with the original objections, the objector shall file copies of the same with copies of notices in From 18 for service on persons who are materially interested in the case and the revenue officer shall issue notice informing the objector and all such persons to interested of the date, time and place fixed for hearing of the objections, No objections shall be disposed of without affording the parties materially interested of their representative an opportunity of being heard.
(2) Objections shall be disposed of in a summary manner. The names of witnesses examined and abstract of the reasons for decision shall always be recorded in addition to the decision itself. The revenue officer disposing of the changes, if any, which are required to be made in the Khatian concerne
When all objections under rule 66 have been finally disposed of and the draft of the record corrected, wherever necessary, the Survey and Settlement Officer shall frame the final record in conformity with the draft record thus corrected.
The record of rights shall be finally published under sub section (2) of section 43 by the Survey and Settlement Officer by placing it for public inspection free of charge during a period of thirty days at such convenience place or places as he may determine, and he shall cause a notice in Form 19 to be given to that effect in each village to which the record relates stating the place where it wil be open to public inspection and the period during whcih it will be open to such inspection.
(2) When a record of rights is placed for final publication under sub-section (2) of section 43, a certificate in the following form shall be attached to the first volume of the record of rights of each village :-
CERTIFICATE OF FINAL PUBLICATION
Village______________________________________________________________________________
Thana_________________________________________________________
[1] [68A. "Reconstruction of record-of-rights" :
(1) Notwitstanding anything contained in these rules, if any record-of-rights finally published under sub-section(2) of Section 43 becomes worn out or lost or otherwise unfit for use, the Director of Settelement and Land Records shall, after recording the reasons therefor, reconstruct such record-of-rights with reference to the worn out, or damaged record-of-rights, certified or attested copy of such record-of-rights, if any, and all available records relating to the stages preceding the stage of final publication of such record-of-rights:
Provided that for the purpose of such reconstruction, any person whose interests are likely to be affected shall be given hearing and may also be called upon to produce, if in his possession, certified or attested copy of such record-of-rights.
(2) Where a record-of-rights is reconstructed under sub-rule (1), the D
Copies of maps prepared under authority of the [1][State Govememnt] and copies of final record of rights after certification as aforesaid may be made available to public officers, to land owners and tenants and to others in such manner as the [2][State Government] from time to time, may by general or special order, direct. The copies of maps and records which will be made available under this rule to persons other than public officers, shall be distributed on payment of such cost as the [3][State Government] may direct.
39. Amendment by 13th amendment vide notification No.F.4(470/RCC/79 Dated 29.1.81. Substituted by the North Eastern Area (Reorganisation) Adaptation of laws of order 1973.
40. Amendment by 13th amendment vide notification No.F.4 (470/RCC/79 Dated 29.1.81. 1,2 & 3. Substituted by the North Eastern Area (Reorganisation) Adaptation of laws of order 1973.
41. Amendment by 13th amendme
The record of rights and such other records as the [1][State Government] may order shall be revised and corrected every year.
42. Amendment by 13th amendment vide notification No.F.4 (470/RCC/79 Dated 29.1.81. 1,2 & 3. Substituted by the North Eastern Area (Reorganisation) Adaptation of laws of order 1973.
Any officer correcting any entry in the record of rights under section 45 shall, as soon as may be, after the correction give intimation thereof to the person or persons interested in the land to which the particular entry relates.
The register of mutations shall be in Form 20, there being a separate register for each village.
The record of rights may by written after every five years or such longer period as the Collector may decide after scrutiny of the record.
(1) All reports for mutation under section 46 shall be in Form 21, The applicant, i.e. the person reporting shall fill up columns 1 to 8 and other columns shall be filled in due course by the officer concerned. The applicant shall also submit sufficient number of spare copies of the report for intimation to the persons interested.
(2) Any person who prays for mutation of name in record of rights shall also state in his report the lands already held by him or any numbers ofhis family as raiyat or mortagage with possession or otherwise.
(3) Village accountant shall acknowledge receipt of the report by making over the counter-foil duly filled in signed and dated.
Every land-holder and any person holding any interest in land, or employed in the management of land, shall be bound on the requisition of the revenue officer to furnish any information required by such officer for the purpose of preparing, making or correcting any entry in the record of rights or the register of mutations or to show to the satisfaction of such officer that it is not in his power to furnish the required information.
Whenever any court of competent jurisdiction makes a decree confirming any transfer of possession of a transferable estate or holding or gives effect to any decree transferring any such possession, such court may order the transfer to be registered in the mutation register and the Collector shall cause necessary entries to be made in the mutation register.
The inspection and grant of certified copies of revenue records shall be governed by the provisions of Schedule II.
(1) Whenever in the course of revenue survey or otherwise it comes to the knowledge of a survey officer that any boundary dispute exists, he shall decide it after enquiry at the spot.
(2) When a village has been cadastrally surveyed the boundaries shown in the cadastral map shall be presumed to be correct unless contrary is proved.
(1) Boundary marks to be contructed and laid out under the provisions of the Act shall be of the following description namely:—
(i) Marks erected to show the Injunction points of village (to be called "trij unction marks") shall be of re-inforced cement concrete, 76.20 cm in height, made in to a prism of triangular cross section, each side of the being 15.24cm in length;
(ii) Marks erected to show demarcation of other village boundaries or for other special purpolses, viz. demarcation of disputed boundary, Governemnt land etc. shall also be of reinforced cement concrete, 60.% cm in height made in to a prism of square cross section, each side of the square being 10.16 cm in length.
(iii) Marks erected to show the demarcation of plot boundaries, shall if so requested, be of reinforced cement concrete, 45.72 cm in height made into a prism of square cross section each side of the squre being 7.
(1) Every holder of land on the written requisition of a survey officer empowered under section 54 shall erect and repair such boundary marks on the land as that officer directs.
(2) If any person of whom requisition has been made under sub-rule(1) fails to comply with it, the survey officer may cause to be repaired and realise the cost so incurred from persons having interest in the land.
The maintenance of boundary marks in all village shall be regulated as follows :—
(i) boundary marks of Government land shall be maintained by the Governemnt Department concerned;
(ii) village boundary marks shall be maintained by the Collector; and
(iii) any other boundary marks erected in accordance with the directions of the Collector or other competent authority shall be maintained in accordance with such specifications and instructions as may be issued by him, from time to time.
The revenue officer in charge of village boundary demarcaton shall maintain register of all boundary marks so as to ensure that they are properly maintained and kept in good condition.
(1) Every sum on account of the land re venue shall be payable to the tehsildar in his office.
(2) It shall fall due in two equal instalments, one on the 15th November, and the other on the 15th of March every year though payment may be made at any time before these dates.
(1) A notice of demand under section 62 shall be issued in Form 24 by and under the signature and seal of the circle officer of the circle in which the holding to which the land revenue relates is situated. If such notices are required to be issued against a defaulter residing in another circle the circle officer may do so either direct or through the circle officer of such other circle.
(2) A sub-divisional officer or Collector may issue a notice of demand in respect of the land revenue payable on account of any holding which is situated within his jurisdiction.
(3) It shall be issued in duplicate and shall be served in the manner of a notice as prescribed in Schedule III.
(4) The fee for the notice of demand shall be added to the arrears for which the notice is issued and shall be included in the amount specified therein.
(1) Any Collector, sub-divisional officer or circle officer may issue a warrant of distraint of movable property including the produce of the land of any defaulter in Form 25 and sell the same thereafter by public auction.
(2) Such auction shall be held at the spot unless the oficer ordering the auction is of the opinion that the auction if held in any other place would bring a higher price in which case auction may be held at such other place.
(3) If the auction is not held at the spot, due publicity thereof shall be given by issuing a proclamation in Form 26 which may also be proclaimed by beat of drum, if the officer ordering the sale deems it necessary.
(1) When the property to be distrained is movable property (other than the produce of the land) in the possession of the defaulter, the distraint shall be effected by actual seizure and the distraining officer shall keep the property in his own custody, or in the custody of any one of his subordinates who shall be responsible for the due custody thereof :
Provided that when the property so distrained be subject to speedy or natural decay, or if the expenses of keeping; it in custody are likely to exceed its value, the distraining officer may if so authorised by the officer issuing the warrant of distraint sell it at once:
Provided further that if the property distrained consists of live stock, agricultural implements or articles, which cannot be conveniently removed, a nd the distraining officer does not act under the first proviso he may—
(i) Leave it in the charge of any person claiming t
(1) Where the property to be distrained is the produce of the land, the distraint shall be made by affixing a copy of the distraint warrant—
(i) Where sucbjoroduce is growing, on the land on which the produce is growing, or
(ii) Where such produce has been cut or gathered on the threshing floor or the place for treading out grains or the like in which it is deposited. This service will be in addition to normal process of service provided in the para 33 of Schedule III
(2) The distraining officer shall make such arrangements for the custody of produce of the land as he may consider sufficient and also to tend, cut, gather, and store the produce and do any other act necessary for maturing or preserving it.
(3) The cost incurred under sub-rule (2) shall be payable by the defaulter.
(1) Where the distrained live-stock is not left in the charge of the defaulter the expenses of feeding it shall be charged at such reasonable rate as the Collector may, by general or special order, fix.
(2) Where the property distrained is movable property, other than produce of the land or live-stock, and has not been left in the charge of the defaulter, the expenses for its safe custody shall be charged at such reasonable rate as the Collector may, by general or special order, fix.
(3) The cost incurred under sub-rules (1) and (2) shall be a charge on the sale price of the property.
Where the distrained live-stock is left in the charge of the poundkeeper, the produce provided in paras 38 to 41 in Schedule in regarding live-stock attached in execution of decrees of attachment will be applicable.
(1) Where the property is immovable property, the attachment shall be made by an order in Form 27 issued by the Collector prohibiting the defaulter from transferring or charging the property in any manner and all persons from having any transfer or charge from him.
(2) In addition to service provided for the service of a notice is Schedule III, a copy of the prohibitory order shall be affixed at a conspicuous part of the property and shall be proclaimed in the locality by beat of drum.
(3) The order shall take effect as against transferees for value in good faith from the date when a copy of the order is affixed on the property and against all other transferees from the date on which such order is made.
(4) No payment made after the making of the proclamation on account of rent or any other asset of the estate or holding to any person other than the Collector or his agent shall be credited to the pe
When the property attached consists of immovable property, the attaching authority shall be entitled to manage the property so attached or entrust its management to such person or authority on such conditions as it deems fit and to receive all rents and profits accruing there from, to the exclusion of the defaulter. The collection charges in respect of the property so attached and managed shall after the costs of attachment and management have been deducted there from be applied to the payment of arrears for which the property was attached.
If any claim is set up by a third person to the property attached or proceeded against, the officer ordering the attachment or proceedings, shall enquire in to the claim and may admit or reject it.
If the defaulter files any objection against the attachment or proceeding against the property it shall be disposed of by the officer ordering the attachment or proceedings.
(1) When the sale of any immovable property is to be held, the proclamation for sale shall be issued in Form 28 if the property to be auctioned is the holding on account of which the arrears are due and in Form 29 if it is some other property belonging to the defaulter.
(2) The officer conducing the sale shall cause wide publicity of the proclamation of sale to be made and may, in Addition to other processes provided for such publicity in para 33 of Schedule III, get it published in any newspaper having circulation in the area:
(3) The proclamation of the intended sale shall state the date time and place of the sale and specify the following as clearly and accurately as possible
(i) the property to be sold;
(ii) estimated value of the property;
(iii) the amount for the recovery of which the sale i s ordered; and
(iv) Such fact
The originals or copies of sale proclamations shall be open to inspection to public on all working days free of charge at the office of the officer issuing the proclamation within such office hours as the Collector may, from time to time, fix.
No sale shall, without the consent in writing of the default take place-
(i) on Sunday or any gazetted holiday; and
(ii) until after the expiry of at least 30 days from the date on which proclamation thereof was made.
When a property is being put to auction for arrears of land revenue and there be no bid, the revenue officer conducting the sale may purchase the same in the name of the Administrator for one rupee or if the highest bid be insufficient to cover the arrears due may purchase the property on behalf of the State Government at the highest bid.
(1) If the officer ordering or conducting the sale is of the opinion that there are "sufficient grounds for such action he may adjourn the sale after recording reasons therefor.
(2) Where the sale is postponed or adjourned under sub-rule. (1), a fresh proclamation shall be made unless the defaulter consents in writing to waive it.
Auction sale shall be stopped if before the hammer is struck the amount due including process fees and cost of attachment and sale are tendered to the officer conducting the sale or proof is given to his satisfaction that the amount with required costs has been paid to the officer, who ordered the sale.
The purchaser may at any time within thirty days from the date of the sale of the immovable property, apply to the Collector to set aside the sale on the ground that the defaulter had no interest in the property sold and he shall after summary enquiry in the manner prescribed in Schedule III pass such order on such application as he deems fit.
(1) An application for setting aside a sale under section 73 shall be made to the Collector giving therein the grounds on which such sale is sought to be set aside and documentary evidence, if any, in support thereof.
(2) Such an application shall be disposed of by the Collector after giving notice to the parties interested in the sale and after affording such parties an opportunity of being heard and producing evidence.
(1) When a sale has been confirmed, a certificate shall be given to the purchaser in Form 30.
(2) The officer ordering the sale shall then depute an official to deliver possession of the property for which sale certificate has been issued to the purchaser.
(3) The title to the property shall vest in the purchaser from the date of the certificate.
(4) A certificate granted to a purchaser under section 76 shall be conclusive evidence in his favour and in favour of any person claiming under him, that every publication, posting or any dispatch, notice or letter required by the Act or these rules to be published, served, posted or di spatched has been duly effected.
(1) Where the purchaser is resisted or obstructed by any person in obtaining possession of the property, he may make an application to the Collector complaining of such resistance or obstruction.
(2) Thereafter the matter will be proceeded with in accordance with rules 116 to 123.
Whenever any house or other building situated within the limits of a cantonment is sold the Collector shall, as soon as the sale is confirmed, forward to the commanding Officer of such cantonment for his information or for record in the brigade or other proper office, written notice that such sale has taken place and such notice shall contain full particulars of the property sold and of the name and address of the purchaser.
(1) In calculating the cost of sale, the revenue officer shall take into account the cost of notice of demand, attachment, and publication of the sale and any other costs incurred in conducting the sale.
(2) If the proceeds of the sale fall short of such arrears for which it was held, the balance remaining due from the defaulter may be recorved from him by further proceeding under Chapter VII of the Act, or by any other means authorised by law.
(1) Where any amount are to be recovered as an arrear of land revenue, the authority having jurisdiction to recover the amount shall send a request to the Collector with the following particulars:—
(a) the authority to whom and the account on which the sum is due;
(b) the person from whom the sum is due;
(c) the sum due;
(d) the provision of law under which the sum is recoverable as an arrear of land revenue;
(e) the process by which such sum may be recorved; and
(f) the property against which the process may be executed.
(2) On receipt of the application, the Collector shall proceed to recover the amount like arrear of land revenue due from person mentioned in the request.
The fees at the following rates shall be charged for serving and executing processes issued under the Act or these rules.
(1) For every notice if sent
(a) by registered post---------------------------Rupees two.
(b) by post---------------------------Seventy five paise.
(c) Other wise---------------------------Rupees one.
(2) for a summons for appeaonce in respect of each person Rupee one.
(3) for a bailable warrant of arrest in respect of each person Rupee one.
(4) for warrant of distraint of movable property
(a) for arrears upto Rs.200 Rupees one and fifthynaya
(b) for arrears above Rs. 200 and upto Rs. 500 paise.Rupees two.
(c) for arrears above Rs. 500 and upto Rs. 1,000 Rupeestwo and fifty naya paise.
(d) for arrea
Subject to the provisions of the Act and these rules, the provisions of the Code of Civil procedure 1908 relating to the attachment of sale of property shall as far as may be, apply to the proceedings under this chapter.
Every summons to be issued by a revenue officer shall
(i) in the case of party, be in Form 31 or 32, as the case may be; and
(ii) in the case of a witness, be in Form 33, and shall be served in the manner prescribed in Schedule III.
The warrant to be issued under section 86 shall be in Form 34.
Where an order is passed under the Act directing any person to deliver possession of land or directing the eviction of any person from land such order shall be executed by the competent authority in the following manner:—
(i) Where the order is for delivery of any land possession thereof shall be delivered to the party to whom it has been adjudged judged, or to such person as he may appoint to receive delivery on his behalf, and, if necessary, be removing any person who refuses or vacate the land.
(ii) Where the order is for the joint possession of land, such possession shall be deli vered by affixing a copy of the warrant in some conspicuous place on the property and proclaiming by beat of drum or other customer mode at some convenient place the substance of the order.
(iii) Where possession of any building or enclosure is to be delivered and the person in possession, being bound by the order, d
(1) If resistance or obstruction to the delivery of possession is made by any person, the person in whose favour the order has been issued make an application to the court complaining of such resistance or obstruction.
(2) The court shall fix a day for investigating the matter and shall summon the party against whom the application is made to appear and answer the same.
Where the court is satisfied that the resistance or obstruction was occasioned without any just cause by the person against whom the order has been issued or some other person at his instigation, it shall direct that the applicant be purinto possession of the porperty, by use of such force as may be necessary.
Where the court is satisfied that the resistance or obstruction was occassioned by any person (other than the person against whom the order has been issued) claiming in good faith to be in possession of the party on his own account or an account of some person other than the judgement debtor, the court shall make an order dismissing the application.
Nothing in the last preceding rule shall apply to resistance or obstruction in execution of an order for delivery of possession of land or directing eviction by a person to whom the judgement debtor has transferred the property during the pendency, of the proceeding.
(1) Where any person other than the person against whom an order has been issued for delivery of possession is disposed of immovable property, he may make an application to the court complaining of such dispossession.
(2) The court shall fix a day for investigating the matter and shall summon the party against the application is made to appear and answer the same.
Where the court is satisfied that the applicant was in possession of the property on his own account of some person other than the person against whom the order for delivery of possession has been passed, it shall direct that the applicant be put into possession of the property.
Any person not being a judgement debtor against whom an order is made under rule 118 or rule 119 may institute a suit to establish the right which he claims to the present possession of the land; but subject to the result of such suit (if any), the order shall be conclusive.
(1) The procedure for revenue courts and of proceeding before revenue officer shall be governed by Schedule III.
(2) Subject to the other provisions of these rules, any enquiry by a revenue court, not specifically required to be held in the manner provided for summary enquiry in Schedule III.
Subject to the other provisions of the Act and these rules the Code of Civil Procedure 1908 shall, as far may be, apply to all or any of the proceeding taken by any revenue Court under the Act.
125 A. (1) The [State Government] may either on its own motion or on the application of any party at stage transfer any revision case arising under the Act and pending before him or authority competent to dispose of the same, The State Government may, however, recall any revision case at any stage from the officers to whom it has been so transferred and hear it himself or retransfer the same.
(2) Where any such case has been transferred under sub-rule (1) the officer who thereafter hears it may subject to any special direction in the order of transfer either re-hear it or proceed from the point at which it was transferred.
44. Insurted by the Tripura Land Revenue & Land Reform (5th Amendment)Rules 1970.
(1) An application by a raiyat under section 100 shall be main Form 35 to the competent authority. The raiyat shall submit with the original application as many copies of the application as there are under raiyats holding land under him whose land he requires to the reserved for his personal cultivation and two more copies to be sent for purpose of the verification and report.
(2) The competent authority shall, from the entries in the record for rights, ascertain, by such enquiry as may appear necessary the number of under raiyats holding land under the said raiyat.
(3) A copy of the application shall be sent to the sub-register for verification and to the tehsilder for report in Form 36.
The notice under sub-section (I) of section 101 shall be in Form 37.
The details of lands to be furnished under sub-section (2) of section 101 shall be if Form 38.
(1) Before disposing of the application for resumption the competent authority shall examine the location, nature and quality of the lands held by the raiyat and the under raiyat.
(2) In passing an order under sub-section (3) of section 101, the competent authority shall also determine the following :—
(i) what land, if any; the raiyat may reserve for personal cultivation;
(ii) the location and extent of land to be left with the under raiyats ; and
(iii) the right of the under raiyats to the use of source of irrigation in respect of the land left with them.
After determining the land to be reserved for personal cultivation of the raiyat and the lands which each of the under raiyats may be allowed to retain, the competent authority shall issue—
(1) Subject to the provision of sub-rule (2) where a raiyat has allowed his land to remain uncultivated for a period of not less then [one year] the collector may, by notice in form 41 call upon the raiyat of any such land to use the land for purposes of agriculture by himself or through under raiyats.
The Collector shall not issue under sub-rule (1) :—
(a) in respect of land rendered unfit for cultivation through natural calamities, or
(b) the cultivation of which has been prohibited by an order of a competent Court, or
(c) the land which, under any law or custom or usage for the time being in force is reserved in the year immediately preceding the date on which a notice would otherwise issue for any of the following :—
(i) threshing ground
(ii) irrigation tank
(iii) any public purpose;
The notice may be served on the holder by delivering or tendering to him a copy therof.
Provided that where the holder of such land is not readily traceable or refuses to accept a copy of such notice, the notice may be served by affixing a copy thereof on the last known place of residence of such holder of land or on a conspicuous part of the land to which it relates.
The notice under sub-rule (1) of rule 131 shall, subject to the provisions of sub-rule(3) of the said rule, be compiled with within a period of three months from the date of the service of such notice or such extended period as the Collector may, on sufficient cause being shown, from time to time allow.
Where the raiyat of any such land has failed to comply with the notice, the Collector may subject to the provision of the Act, grant a lease of the land to such person as he may deem fit on such terms as may appear reasonable.
A lease of the land by a raiyat shall be registered by the Circle Officer on an application made in this behalf.
(1) The notice for relinquishment of a holding under sub-section (1) of Section 107 shall be made in Form 42 and shall be endorsed by two witnesses.
(2) The notice shall contain perticulars of each plot which the raiyat wishes to relinquish and of the land revenue payable therefor.
(3) It shall also bear a certificate denoting that the holding or any part thereof is not subject to any encumbrance or charge.
(1) A notice by a person not belonging to the scheduled Tribe under section 107D shall be in Form 66 to the competent authority. The original notice shall be accompained by as many copies of the notice as there are co-shares of the land intended to be transferred and the members of the Scheduled Tribe owning land adjoining such land along with two more copies to be affixed on such land and in the office of the competent authority.
(2) The notice shall clearly describe the property to be sold, the prices to be charged, the encumbrances to the land if any the name address of the co-sharers and the name, address of the members of the Scheduled Tribe owning land adjoining to the land to be sold.
(3) In an application under sub-section (3) of section 107 D the co-sharer and the member of the Scheduled Tribe shall indicate as to whether he is ready to purchase the land at a price demanded by the intending transferer.
If a raiyat fails or refuses to grant consent to the under Raiyat may apply to the competent authority for permission to make such improvement.
The authority to whom an application is made under rule 137 may, after hearing the parties and making such further inquiry as it thinks fit, grant permission to make the improvement subject to such restrictions, if any, as it may deem reasonable or may refuse permission altogether provided that the authority —
(i) shall not grant permission for a work which diminishes the value of any other holding unless all the person interested in such other holding agree in writing there and
(ii) may refuse permission if the raiyat is prepared to make the improvement within a time fixed by the competent authority and may order that if the improvement is not so made the applicant shall be entitled to make it himself.
An under raiyat ejected in execution of an order for ejectment under this Act or any other law for the time being in force, shall not be entitled to compensation for any improvement begun by him after the termination of his right to continue as under raiyat.
If the improvement has been made on the land form which the under raiyat is to be ejected, the raiyat on payment of the compensation awarded to such under raiyat shall, become the owner thereof, provided that the under raiyat shall be entitled to the benefit of the improvement in respect of any other land held from the same raiyat remaining in his occupation, the same extent and in the manner as such land has hitherto benifited thereby and this circumstance shall be taken into consideration by the competent authority while determining compensation payable in respect of the improvement.
Where an under raiyat has been restored to possession of land under section 119 or section 123 he shall pay to the raiyat the amount of compensation if any, received for improvements.
The value of the produce of the land for the puipose of determination of rent shall be estimated in the following manner, that is to say:—
(a) The total yield of the land shall be estimated on the basis of the actual yield agreed upon between the raiyat AND the under raiyat, and failing that, on the basis of the quantity of the average yield per acre of the crop grown on that class of soil as determined during the last survey and settlement operations for that assessment unit or Agriculture Department of the State Governemnt or both in that year in or near that area, where both the basis be applicable the one according to which the yield is less shall be adopted.
(b) The value of the produce shall be determined on the average of the market prices during the preceeding year.
[142A. For the purpose of determination of the fixed produce rent under section 111A the competent authority shall determine th
When no agreement has been made between the raiyat and his under raiyat regarding the time and manner of payment of rent, rent shall fall due one month before the dates fixed for the payment of land revenue and shall be payable in two equal instalments at the village in which the land is situated, though the under raiyat may at his option and expense, pay it to the raiyat at his place or send it by postal money order.
Where rent is sent by postal money order, in the case of acceptance, the Payees receipt and in the case of refusal the endorsement of such refusal on the money order duly stamped by the post office shall be admissible in evidence without formal proof and shall, until-the contrary is proved be presumed to be a correct record of such acceptance or refusal.
(1) If two or more persons are raiyats of an under raiyat in respect of the same holding, the under raiyat, may subject sub-rule (2) and to any contract between the parties, by written notices to such persons require them to appoint one of their number or some other person to receive such rent within one month of the receipt of the notice.
(2) On failure of raiyat to comply with the notice the under raiyat may move the circle officer in this behalf who shall thereupon call upon the raiyats to make such an appointment and to intimate to him within one month the.name of the raiyat so appointed and shall communicate the same to the under raiyat concerned.
An under raiyat may apply to the [competent authority] for permission to deposit the amount of rent pay able which he believes to be due :—
(a) if a raiyat refuses to accept the [rent or any instalment thereof] when tendered to him by under raiyat; or
(b) if under rule 145 an under raiyat requires the appointment of person to receive the rent and such appointment is not made within 30 days of the receipt of the notice; or
(c) If an under raiyat has a reasonable doubt as to the person entitled to receive rent.
48. Substituted by Tripura Land Revenue & Land Reforms (6th Amendment) Rules, 1974.
49. Substituted by Tripura Land Revenue & Land Reforms (6th Amendment) Rules, 1974.
The application under rule 146 shall contain—
(a) a statement of the ground on which it is made;
(b) the name of the person or persons to whose credit the deposit is to be entered;
(c) the name of the person or persons to whom the rent is due; and
(d) the name of the person or persons to whom rent was last paid and of the person or persons now claiming it.
148. (1) [It appears to the competent authority that the applicant is entitled to make the deposit under rule 146, he shall receive such deposit and give a receipt therefor.]
(2) Such receipt shall operate as an acquittance for the amount of the rent in the same manner and to the same extent as if such amount has been paid to the person to whom it was due.
50. Substituted by Tripura Land Revenue & Land Reforms (6th Amendment) Rules, 1974.
The [competent authority] shall cause a notice of such deposit to be served on every person who appears to him to be entitled to the deposit or who claims any such title.
51. Substituted by Tripura Land Revenue & Land Reforms (6th Amendment) Rules, 1974.
The [competent authority] may pay the amouont of such deposit after deducting the money order commission if any, to any person stated in the application to be entitled thereto, or may retain it pending a decision of the court of competent jurisdiction.
52. Substituted by Tripura Land Revenue & Land Reforms (6th Amendment) Rules, 1974.
(1) An application under sub-section (1) of section 113 shall be in Form 43.
(2) The application shall be accompanied by a certified copy of the entry in the record of rights relating to the holding and also documents, if any, in support of the application.
In determining the reasonable rent the competent authority shall have regard to the following factors also:—
(a) that the fertility of the land held by the under-raiyat has been decreased by an action taken by the raiyat or by any cause beyond the under raiyats control during the currency of the lease,
(b) that the area of the holding has been decreased by diluvion or by the acquisition of land for a public purpose or for a work of public utility;
(c) that the fertility and the area of the land held by the under raiyat has been increased or decreased by fluvial action ;
(d) that the rent is liable to abatement or enhancement or any ground specified in a lease, agreement or decree under which the under raiyat holds the land.
An order, determining the reasonable rent shall take effect from such date as may be specified in the order.
(1) An application under sub-section (1) of section 114 shall be in Form 44.
(2) The competent authority on receipt of such application shall proceed to dispose of the same after a summary inquiry.
(3) The competent authority shall, while determining the money rent, also take into consideration the fact if the produce of the holding is liable to exceptional fluctuation by reason of damage by wild animals, floods and the like.
An application for determination of reasonable rent or for commutation of rent may be filed by or against any number of under-raiyats jointly, provided that all such under raiyats are under-raiyats of the same raiyat and all the holdings in respect of which the application is made are situated in the same village.
(1) The competent authority may hear the cases of the under raiyats jointly or seperately as may appear convenient to it.
(2) No order affecting the interest of any person, shall be passed on any such application unless the person has been given an opportunity of being heard.
(3) The order shall separately specify the rent or the reasonable rent payable by each under-raiyat or group of under raiyats holding the land jointly.
The raiyat shall give a separate receipt for rent paid either in cash or in kind and shall prepare and retain a counterfoil of each receipt given by him. Such receipt and counterfoil shall be in Form 45.
If a receipt does not contain substantially the particulars required by the above rule, it shall be presumed, until the contrary is shown or is contained in the receipt, to be an acquittance in full of all demands for rent upto the date on which the receipt was given.
(1) An application for eviction shall inculde full particulars of the ground or grounds on which the eviction is sought and shall be signed and verified in the manner provided for a plaint in the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908.
(2) Such an application shall be heard and disposed of by the competent authority in the manner provided in the Code of Civil procedure, 1908, for hearing and disposal of suits for immovable property.
An under raiyat who is entitled to restoration of possession under the provisions of section 119, may apply to the circle officer for putting him back in possession stating:—
(a) the date on which-the raiyat took over possession from him;
(b) Whether the raiyat did not cultivate such land personally within one year from the date he took possession;
(c) if it was not cultivated by the raiyat within one year from the date of taking possession, whether it was left fallow and if it was cultivated the name of the person who acually cultivated it and his relationship with the raiyat (i.e. whether he is an under raiyat, servant, hired labourer or a member of his family),
(d) whether the land was not cultivated personally by the raiyat in any year during a period of four years next following the date of his taking possession and whether it was cultivated by any other person duri
The circle officer shall there after proceed to dispose of the application after a summary inquiry as provided in Schedule III.
(1) An application of an under raiyat undr section 120 shall include such of the following particulars as may be applicable to the case :-
(a) land held by the under raiyat;
(b) land held by the raiyat;
(c) particulars of the order by which the land was declared reserved for personal cultivation of the raiyat under section 101 and the particulars of that land;
(d) whether the raiyat has failed to move for eviction of the under raiyat from the land within the period mentioned in sub-section (3) of section 118;
(e) whether the raiyat has failed to apply for reservation of any land within the period prescribed in section 100 and the land is not deemed to have been reserved under section 103 ;
(f) whether the under raiyat has been restored possession of any land under section 119 and the particulars of the land and of the order restori
(1) The application by an under raiyat to regain possession under sub-section (1) of section 123, shall be in the form of a plaint and shall contain the following particulars:—
(a) details of the land held by the applicant i.e. plot No., area, village;
(b) the date on which the applicant was evicted;
(c) the circumstances in which the applicant was evicted;
(d) the name and address of the person now cultivating the land with his relation ship, if any, with the raiyat.
(2) The application shall be accompained, wherever such record exist, by certified copies of the Revenue Records and by as many extra copies of the application as may be required for extract service on the interested parties.
[Subject to the provisions of the Act the surrendered land under section 125, may be leased out by the collector to such person as he may deem fit and on such terms as may appear reasonable.]
53. Substituted by Tripura Land Revenue & Land Reforms (6th Amendment) Rules 1974.
(1) The land revenue payable for similar lands in the locality referred to in sub-section (2) of section 127 shall be calculated on the basis of the revenue rates confirmed under section 34.
(2) The value of the trees shall be determined on the basis of the market value of such trees at that places neighbouring thereto.
[The compensation under sub-section (3) of section 127 shall be determined in the following manner :—
(1) The competent authority shall determine the compensation payable to the raiyat after giving to the party/parties concerned, an opportunity of being heard in the matter.
(2) A copy of the statement giving details of the compensation proposed to be given to the person concerned shall be pasted on the notice board of the office of the competent authority to enable any one interested to file objection and copies of the same shall also be served on the raiyat and under raiyat concerned.
(3) The competent authority shall, thereafter decide the objections after a summary inquiry.
(4) Separate compensation shall be assessed in respect of each holding of an under raiyat or each joint hold of under raiyats.]
54. Substituted by Tripura Land Revenue & Lan
The Competent authority shall be serving notice on every raiyat tender payment of compensation. Payment of compensation shall be made in accordance with the following table:
First Rs. 500/- or less in one instalment.
Balance, if any—in equated annual instalment not exceeding 20 subject to a minimum of Rs. 500/- per instalment except the last one.
(2) The provisions of Schedule IV shall, as far as may, apply to the payment of compensation to raiyats and to the payment of annuties under sub-section (4) of section 128.
(3) Separate registers for payment of compensation to raiyats and for payment of annuties under sub-section (4) of section 128 shall be maintained.
The under raiyat shall pay compensation according to the following table :—
Upto Rs. 50/- one instalment
Balance, if any in 15 equated annual instalments, subject to a minimum of Rs. 50/- per instalment except the last one.
(2) A register of payment of compensation by the under raiyats to the Government shall be maintained.
(3) The certificate to be issued under section 130 shall be in Form 48.
(1) A raiyat intending to sell the land held by an under-raiyat shall give a notice in Form 49 to the under raiyat and offer sell the land to him. This notice shall be given by registered post to the under raiyat or under raiyats as the case may be, occupying the land in question and such notice shall clearly describe the property to be sold, the price to be charged and the encumbrances on the land, if any.
(2) An application under sub-section (2) of section 131 for determination of the reasonable price in case of any dispute may be made by the raiyat or the under raiyat in Form 50.
(3) When an application has been made to the competent authority under sub-section (2) of section 131 it shall ordinarly determine the reasonable price within a period of 30 days of the receipt of such application.
(4) After the determination of the reasonable price by the competent authority, the under raiyat shall depo
A notification under sub-section (2) of section 134 shall be published
(a) in at least two issues of each of two newspapers (one of which must be in the Bengali language)
(b) by affixing a copy of the notification together with a Bengali translation of:
(i) in the office of the Collector; and
(ii) at each sub-divisional office, Police station and Sub-Registry office within the area specified in the notification.
(1) For the purpose of clause (d) of section 135 the value of the produce shall be determined on the average of the market price during the preceding year.
(2) In determining the market value of any building or structure referred to in the proviso to clause(d) section 135, first the present cost of construction of the building or structure shall be worked out and then reasonable allowances shall be made on account of depreciation during the period the building or structure has been in existance.
(1) The order of the Collector referred to in sub-section (2) of section 137 shall be in Form 53.
(2) The statement referred to in sub-section (2) of section 137 shall be in Form 53.
(3) The order may be served —
(i) by delivering the same to the intermediary or to the person to whom it is directed or to the authorised agent of such intermediary or person or on failure of such service by delivering a copy of the order to any adult member of the family of such intermediary or such person or by affixing such copy on some conspicuous part of the premises in which such intermediary or person resides or is known to have last resided, or;
(ii) by affixing a copy of the order on a conspicuous part of any Kutchari of the intermediary; or
(iii) by sending by registered post to such intermediary or person at his ordinary place of residence or at the place
(1) The Collector or an officer appointed by him in this behalf shall not ordinarily enter into any building for the purpose of seizing and taking possession of books, account and other documents referred to in sub-section (3) of section 137 before sunrise and after sunset.
(2) The Collector or the officer making the search shall allow the occupier of the building or a person nominated by the occupier to watch the search.
(3) A receipt for the books, accounts or other documents seized and taken possession of shall be given (on the spot immediately after making the search) by the person seizing them to the person from whose possession they are seized.
Inspection of document, registers and records referred to in sub-section (4) of section 137, shall be allowed on application by the Collector at such time and place and under, such conditions as the Collector may direct for the purpose.
(1) As soon as may be, after the vesting of estates in Govemement has taken place in any area, the compensation officer shall issue notice in Form 54 to each intermediary having land within that area calling upon him to file a return in Form 55 within a period of thirty days from the service of such notice or such longer period as the compensation officer may allow from time to time.
(2) The compensation officer may call for any information or record from Collector or Survey and Settlement Officer which may appear to him relevant for the purpose of assessment of compensation.
(3) The compensation officer will then proceed to determine the group income and net income of every estate in accordance with the provisions of the Act and these rules.
(1) The compensation officer shall separate the returns of those intermediaries whose compensation can be determined immediately from those of the intermediaries whose compensation cannot be determined immediately in view of the provisions of sub-section (4) of section 144.
(2) Thereafter the compensation officer shall proceed:
(i) in the case of any intermediary whose compensation can be determined immediately to determine the compensation payable to him and shall enter it in compensation assessment roll; and
(ii) in the case of an intermediary whose compensation cannot be
(iii) determined immediately, to estimate the probable amount of compensation that might be payable to him in respect of the estate that has vested in the Governement and enter it in a register.
Notwithstanding anything contained in rule 176, if the compensation officer finds that the intermediary has submitted a return previously before any other compensation officer, he shall forward all the papers of that intermediray to the compensation officer before whom such return was first submitted and thereafter such last named compensation officer will proceed in accordance with the last preceding rule.
For the purpose of determining the commuted value of rents payable in kind, the compeasatioh officer shall first determine the amount of rent payable by the tenant or the tenure-holder for the previous year and then he shall determine the value of that rent in kind at the average of prices prevalent for that produce during that year and the two years immediately preceding.
(1) The annuity referred to in sub-section (2) of section 146 shall be paid every year in cash to the person having authority to receive payment and to grant discharge on behalf of the institution.
(2) Record of all such payments shall be kept in a register.
(1) A petition of claim by a creditor under sub-section (2) of section 147 shall state the following particulars :-
(i) name and address of the creditor;
(ii) name and address of the intermediary against whom the claim is preferred;
(iii) amount of the principal advanced;
(iv) number of touzi and name of tehsil or such division of the estate or tenure mortgaged or charged, (if a part of an estate or tenure is mortgaged or charged, the share charged or mortgaged should be stated);
(v) a true or certified copy of the document forming the basis of the claim;
(vi) the amount of interest or total of the profits from the mortgaged property already realised by the creditor and the time or times of the realisation of such interest or profits, and
(vii) any other particulars which may be necessary for determina
The compensation officer shall prepare draft compensation assessment roll in Form 56 for each estate and also for each intermediary.
(1) The compensation officer will publish draft of the compensation assessment roll by placing it open to public inspection free of charge during a period of thirty days at such convenient place as he may determine, and a public notice shall be given in each village to which the compensation roll relates stating the period during which it will be open to public inspection and specifying the period within which objections may be filed. A copy each of the notice and of the roll shall be served on the intermediary or intermediaries concerned.
(2) Objections may be filed by the persons interested to the compensation officer, as far as may be in Form 57. Along with the original objection, the objector shall file copies of the notice for service on persons who are materially interested in the case and the compensation officer shall issue notices informing the objector and such persons who are interested, of the date and place fixed for hearing of the
(1) After expiry of the period specified for filing the objections, or where any objection has been filed when all objections have been modified accordingly, the compensation officer shall cause such roll to be finally disposed of and the draft of the composation officer shall cause such roll to be finally published by affixing a copy thereof on the notice boards of the Collector and sub-divisional officer within whose jurisdiction the land in question is situated and also by affixing a copy on the notice board of the compensation officer.
(2) A copy of the compensation assessment roll shall be sent by refistered post acknowledgement due to each intermediary whose name appears in the roll as a person entitled to compensation.
(3) After such publication the compensation officer shall make a certificate in Form 58 in token of the compensation assessment roll having been finally published.
Subject to the provisions of sub-section (2) of section 155, the balance remaining after deduction shall be paid in the following manner :—
(i) in case the amount of such balance is rupees two thousand and five hundred or less, the entire amount shall be paid in one instalment;
(ii) in case the amount of such balance exceeds rupees two thousand and five hundred, it may be paid in annual instalments, no instalment except the last one being of less than rupees two thousand and five hundred.
(1) The compensation officer shall by serving notice on the person entitled to compensation tender payment thereof.
(2) The provisions of Schedule IV shall, as far as may be, apply to the payment of compensation.
There shall be maintained a register of payment of compensation to intermediaries.
The amount entered in the register maintained under sub rule (2) of rule 176 shall be deemed to be the probable amount of compensation for the purpose of clause (a) of section 154.
(1) Application for ad-interim compensation shall be made and presented to the compensation officer. The application shall contain all particulars of the estates and interests of the intermediary situated in the area where vesting has taken place. Where the applicant holds estate or estates or which are situated within the jurisdictions of more than one compensation officer, such application shall be filed before the compensation officer of the area where the vesting has taken place earlier or where the largest estate lies. Every such application shall be in Form 59.
Where there is a dispute about the right, title or interest of the applicant, the compensation officer shall withhold payment until such time as the dispute is decided by a competent court.
(2) No court fee shall be charged upon application for ad-interim payment.
(3) The payment of annual ad-interim compenastion shall be made according
The amount held in dispute and remaining undisburshed under clause (c) of section 154 of the Act shall be kept in revenue deposit in the Treasury with necessary particulars.
[1][(1) Every return under section 165 shall be in form 60.
(2) Where a person or any member of his family holds any land jointly with another person who is not a member of his family, the share held by him or by the members of his family shall be shown distinctly in the return.
(3) Along with Form 60 further information shall be furnished in form 61 showing transfers, if any, made after 24th January, 1971.
(4) The return shall ordinarily be submitted in triplicate, but as many additional copies of Form 60 and 61 shall be furnished as there are village in which the land held by the person on any member of his family is situated.
(5) A member of a co-operative society shall furnish in Form 60 and 61 information in respect of his share of the land held by him in the co-operative society.]
55. Substituted by Tripura Land Revenue & Land Reforms (6th Amendme
[1][If the return under the proceeding rule is not submitted within the period prescribed by the State Government under section 165 or within the time allowed under sub-section (2) of section 166 the necessary information shall be collected by the competent authority through his circle officer or the Assistant Survey & Settlement Officer as the case may be.]
56. Substituted by Tripura Land Revenue & Land Reforms (6th Amendment) Rules, 1974.
(1) Where a return is submitted under the rule 190, the information contained therein shall be verified from the entries in the record of rights.
(2) Where necessary information has been collected under rule 191 the competent authority shall give the person concerned an opportunity of being heard.
The competent authority shall, after the return furnished under rule 190 of information collected under rule 191 has been verified, cause a notice to be given to the persons concerned who may be in possession of the land or part of the land and may call for such additional information, evidence or proof form them as it considers no cssary.
After considering such facts, circumstances and documents which the persons concerned might bring to its notice, the competent authority may, with or without any further inquiry, determine the excess land as well as the land to be retained by such person and thus prepare the list under sub-section 167 in Form 62.
In deternmining the bonafide transfer or partitioned under clause (a) of sub-section (1) of section 168 B the competent authority shall hold such enquiry as he deems fit after giving the transfer or an opportunity of being heard.]
57. Substituted by Tripura Land Revenue & Land Reforms (6th Amendment) Rules, 1974.
In case the competent authority proposes to select excess land out of the land transferred, it shall do so after giving to the notice to the transferee or transferees concerned and after giving them an opportunity of being heard. It may also all for such additional informatin as may be necessary for determination of the proportion in which the excess land is to be selected out of the land transferred and the transferee or transferees concened shall be bound to furnish the information called for.
(1) The list prepared by the competent authority shall be published in the office of the Collector, Sub-divisional officer, circle officer and the registration office and a copy thereof shall be served on the person or persons concerned.
(2) The competent authority shall serve the list on the raiyat or under raiyat or mortgagee with possession whosoever occupies the excess land by tendering or delivering a copy thereof to him or to his duly authorised agent.
(3) If such person or his agent is not available, the list shall be delivered to any adult member in the house in which the person ordinarily resides.
(4) In the cases covered by the sub-rule (2) and (3) above the serving officer shall require the signature of the recepient to be given in the body of the returnable copy in token of acknowledgement of receipt of the copy served on him.
(5) If such person ordinarily resides
An application for restoration of possesion under the proviso to sub-section (4) of section 169 shall be made within thirty days of the publication of the list in the official Gazette under section (3) of section 167.
[1][(1) List as approved or modified under sub-section (2) of section 170 shall be published in the official Gazette in form 62 A.
(2) The list published under sub-section (3) of section 170 shall be served on the person or persons concerned in the manner laid down in rule 195 and copy thereof shall be pasted at the court house of the competent authority.]
58. Substituted by Tripura Land Revenue & Land Reforms (6th Amendment) Rules, 1974.
For the purpose of determining compensation, the competent authority may, as soon as possible, as after the publication of the list under section 170 call upon any person from whom excess land has been acquired or transferred to furnish the following information within 30 days of the receipt of its order.
(i) whether there is any building or structure or tree on the excess land and if so, by whom were they constructed or planted;
(ii) whether the person from whom land has been acquired or transferred held it as raiyat and, if so, whether there is any under raiyat or under-raiyats on the land; in case there is any under raiyat, the area occupied by each ;
(iii) whether the person from whom the land has been acquired or transferred held it as an under-raiyat; in case it is so, the name of the raiyat;
(iv) whether the person from whom the land has been acquired or transferred
(1) The competent authority may verify the above information through the Survey and settelemt officer or the circle officer of the circle.
(2) It shall give the person, whose land has been acquired, transferred, a reasonable opportunity of being heard.
(3) It may call for such further information as it considers necessary.
200. [1][Omitted.]
59. Omitted by Tripura Land Revenue & Land Reforms (6th Amendment )Rules 1974.
Save as otherwise provided in these rules the competent authority shall determine the compensation in respect of any structure or building constructed on excess land in accordance with the provisions of Chapter X.
(1) If the parties agree to an appointment, the compensation shall be apportioned accordingly, otherwise apportionment shall be made by the competent authority.
(2) In determining the shares of the raiyat and under raiyat under sub-section (2) of section 171, the following shall be taken into consideration.
(i) 50 % of the value of the average yearly gross produce which may be agreed upon between the parties or as determined under rule 200, minus the amount of annual rent payable for the year immediately preceding the year in which section 164 is enforced shall be taken as the under raiyats share of net income.
(ii) The raiyats share of net income shall be equal to the aforesaid rent minus the revenue payable by him in respect of the land for the said preceding year.
(iii) The compensation payable in respect of the excess land shall be apportioned between the raiyat and the
(1) The compensation shall be recovered by the State Government from the under raiyat or the mortgagee with possession as the case may be, in such instalments as may be determined by the competent authority keeping in view of the amount of compensation.
Provided that an under raiyat or mortgagee with possession shall have the right to set off any amount which he is entitled to receive as compensation under the provisions of the Act.
(2) A register of all such amounts to be recovered will be maintained.
(1) On receipt of an application or on its own motion the competent authority shall prepare a compensation statement for land of which ownership has vested in the Government or in an under raiyat or mortgagee in possession.
(2) A copy of the compensation statement shall be sent to the persons interested along with a notice informing them to file objections, if any, within the period to be specified in the notice.
(3) A copy of the said compensation statement shall be affixed on the notice board of the court house of the competent authority to enable any other interested person to file objections.
(4) The competent authority shall issue notice informing the objector and such persons who are interested, of the date and date and place fixed for hearing of the objection. No objection shall be disposed of without affording the parties materially interested or their duly authorised represenstatives an opp
(1) The competent authority shall by serving a notice on every person to whom the compensation is payable tender the payment thereof.
Payment of compensation shall be made in accordance with the following table:—
First Rs. 1000/- or less - In one instalment.
Balance, if any- In equated annual instalments not exceeding 20 provided that no instalment except the last shall be of less than Rs. 1000/-
Compensation shall be paid as far as may be in accordance with Schedule IV.
There shall be maintained a register of compensation paid under this chapter.
Any person having a charge on the compensation amount under sub-section (4) of section 171 may within 60 days of the notification under section 170 prefer claim in writing to the competent authority dealing with the compensation of the land in question and payment may be made in accordance with such agreement as may be arrived at between the parties. In case of dispute, the amount shall be kept in deposit in the Government Treasury till the dispute has been decided by a Court of competent jurisdiction.
(1) If after the enforcement of Section 164, any person, either by himself or through any member of his family, as raiyat, under raiyat or mortgagee with possession acquired land in any manner whatsoever, whether by transfer, exchange, lease, agfeement or succession, which with or without the lands already held by him or any member of his family, exceeds in the aggregate limit fixed under section 164, he shall within 60 days from the date of such acquisition submit to the Collector a return in Forms 60 and 61 giving the particulars of all his lands and selecting the lands he desires to retain.
(2) If he fails to submit a return and select the land wihtin the period mentioned in sub-rule (1), the competent authority may obtain information as provided under rule 191 and select the land.
(3) Rules 192 to 200 shall thereupon apply mutatis mutandis.
After such survey as may be considered necessary and by putting temporary boundary marks, the Collector shall take steps to demarcate the excess lands and shall require the persons holding the excess land to give possession thereof within a period of 30 days of the demarcation.
(1) Application of exemption shall be made in duplicate.
[1] [(2) In determining the lands to be exempted from the operation of section 164 under clause (a) of sub-section (1) of section 178 the following shall be taken into consideration:]
(a) Planted area that is to say, area actually being used for growing the coffee or rubber;
(b) Programme, if any, for expansion during the next ten years and the area of land to be covered thereby ;
(c) area required for replantation;
(d) area of land under thatched or bamboo hutments;
(e) lands on which factories, labour quarters, play-grounds, hospitals, schools, markets and other ancillary building of the plantation exist;
(f) lands used or required for provision of water supply and growing fuel trees and grass for thatching purposes, for the use of factories and perso
The declaration to be made under sub-section (2) of section 182 shall be filled in triplicate in Form 63 before the competent registering authority referred to in that sub-section.
The provisions of rule 163 shall mutatis mutandis apply to proceedings under sub-section (2) of section 186.
Every document mentioned in column 3 of Schedule V shall be chargeable with court fee as specified against it in Column 4 of the said schedule and no document so chargeable with fee shall be entertained or acted upon by any officer or authority until the full amount of court fee chargeable there on has been paid.
Before giving any permission to the transfer of any land by a member of the scheduled tribe under sub-section (b) of section 187 of the Act, the Collector shall—
(a) inquire whether the member of the scheduled tribe can afford to meet his wants without transfering the land;
(b) inquire whether after the transfer the transferer will be left with agricultural land not less than the size of a family holding:
(c) obtain the recommendations of the [2] [State level] Tribal Advisory Committee in all cases after apprising the committee of the result of his enquiry;]
64. Inserted by the Tripura Land Revenue & Land Reforms (Amendment) Rules, 1962.
65. Substituted by the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms (sixth amendment) Rules 1974.
[1] [216. "(1) The application for restoration of possession under clause (a) of sub-section (1) of Section 187-B shall be in Form-64 and application for the purpose of clause (b) of the said sub-section may be in the same Form with such addition alteration as may be necessary."]
[2] [(2) On receipt of any application or any information regarding transfer of any land by a member of scheduled tribe made in contravention of sub-section (1) of section 187, the revenue officer specially appointed for the purpose of sub¬section (3) of section 187 shall draw up a proceeding and issue notice in Form 65 to the transferee or any person claiming through or under him to show cause within the time specified in the notice why possession of the land should not be restored to the transfer or his succession-in-interest, after objecting the transferee or the person claiming through or under him.]
(3) If the transferee or any person claimi
T.R.L.RForm 1 (See rule 9(2)) Notice for allotment of land for pasturage/community purposes under section 13. Whereas it appears necessary that land specified below may be set apart for pasturage for the village cattle/community purposes, objection if any, may be made within thirty days form the date of publication of this notice.T.R.L.R Form 3
(See Rule 39)
NOTIFICATION
No……………………………. Date,
The………………………….
It is hereby notified for general information under rule 39 of the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Rules 1961 read with section 26 of the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Act, 1960 that a Revenue Survey of the area specified in the schedule below shall be made with a view to the settlement of land revenue and to the preparation of record-of-rights connected therewith/or the revision of any existing settlement or/record -of-rights.
Schedule
…………………………………….
…………………………………….
…………………………………….
Delete the words which are unnecessary. By order of the Governor
Secretary,
Revenue Department Governme
T.R.L.R Form 4
[See rule 39 (2)]
PROCLAMATION
No……………………………………………………. Date, the……………………………………….
All land holders and members of public of the village mentioned in the schedule below and of the villages contiguous thereto are hereby informed that orders have been issued for revenue survey and prepatation/revision of the record-of-rights pertaining to the village on the basis of and settlement of the said village according to the provisions of the Tripura Land Rev¬enue and Land Reforms Act, 1960.
Schedule
…………………………………….
…………………………………….
…………………………………….
(Delete the word which is unnecessary) Survey and Settlement Officer,
Government of Tripura.
T.R.L.R Form 4A
[See rule 71A (2)]
PROCLAMATION
No…………………………………………………….. Date, the……………………………………………………..
All land holders and members of public of the village mentioned in the schedule below and of the villages contiguous thereto are hereby informed that preparation of khasra pertaining to the village on the basis of plot to plot inspection according to the provisions of section 45 A of the T.L.R. & L.R Act, 1960 will be taken up by the Revenue Officer wuh effect from the date to be notified by him under sub-rule (3) of rule 17A of the T.L.R & L.R Rules, 1961.
Schedule Sub-Divisional Officer."
T.R.L.R. From 4B [See rule 37(1)] Table of profits of agriculture and value of land per hectare T.R.L.R Form 4C
[See rule 37 (1)]
NOTICE
Whereas the table of profits of agriculture and value of land relating to the unit__________________comprising the villages mentioned in the schedule below has been prepared under section 25, the same shall be opened to public inspection at------------------------
T.R.L.R FROM 4D
[See rule 37(3)]
NOTICE
whereas all objections filed under rule 37 (1) of the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Rules, 1961 have been finally disposed of and all orders thereon have been incorporatred in the table or profits of agriculture and value of land relating to the unit---
T. R. L. R. From 5
(See rule 43)
| T. R. L. R. Form 6 |
(See rule 45)
Whereas the table of revenue rates relating to the assessment until------------------------------ comprising the village mentioned in the schedule below has been prepared in accordance with sub-section (1) of section 33, the same shall be open to public inspection at------------------------ for a period of thirty days from the date of publication of this notice. Objection if any to any entry in the table of revenue rates may be filed before th
[1][T. R. L.R.FORM-7
(See Rule 53(1))
T.R.L.RForm8 (See rule 54) KHASRA Mouja------------------------------------------------------ Tehsil----------------------------Revenue Circle--------------------------------------Sub-Division-------------------------< T.R.L.R Form 8A (See rule 71A) Village----------------------------------- Tehsil--------------------------------------------- T.R.L.R. FROM 9 [See rules 57 and 71A (2)] NOTICE No._______________________ Dated, the_____________________ Whereas the work relating to_________________in connection with survey and settlement Preparation of filed index (Khasra) shall be taken up in the village mentioned in the schedule below from the------------------------------------- ----------------------------day of--------------------------19--------------------------all holders of land are informed that they either personally or through their duly authorised agents attend the fields for showing the boundaries of the village and of their own land. They shall also furnish all such information supported by relevant documents and other evidences as may be required in this connection failing which action according to law may be taken against them. S T.R.L.R.FORM 10 [See rule 63 (1)] NOTICE No----------------------------------------------- Date---------------------------------------------- Pargana----------------------------------------- Sub-division------------------------------------ Thana-------------------------------------------- Village------------------------------------------- To All landholders Whereas the work of local explanation (Field Bujharat) of the preliminary record of right which have been prepared after survey of the aforesaid village in pursuance of orders issued under section 26 of the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Act, 1960, will commence on the------------------------- day of----------------------------19--------------------------------, and whereas it is considered that your prese T.R.L.R. FROM 11 [See rule 63 (2)] Book No_______________________ Serial No_______________________ RECEIPT FOR THE PRICE OF PARCHAS Year-19 Village_______________________ Tehsil_______________________Division________________ 1. Khatian No_______________________ 2. Name and address of the person recorded in the Khatian 3. Amount realised for Parcha (s) Signature and designation of the officer realising the price of Parchas Date_______________________ Received the above mentioned Purcha(s) and also the receipt in connection there of Signature of the receipient. T.R.L.R FROM 12 [See rule 63 (4) ] NOTICE (Under Rule 63 (4) of the Tripura Land Re venue and Land Reforms Rules, 1961) T.R.L.R FROM 13 [See rule 63(5)] Bujharat Certificate of Revenue Officer Name of Mouza_____________________ Sub-division_____________________________ J.L.No_____________________ Thana__________________________________ I hereby certify that I have completed the bujharat of the above mouza according to the rules. I have initialled all corrections brought to my notice and I have prepared all Khatians in the presence of landholder, tenant, raiyats, under raiyats and occupants. Further, I have examined on the spot the survey and measurement of each plot correcting every mistake which I was able to find in the map. To the best of my knowledge the map of the above mouza is now without mistake and flawless. All barat entries (i.e. reference entries relating to holdings partly lying in one village and partly in another) have been written up a T.R.L.R. FROM 14 [See rule 64 (1)] Proclamation for Attestation Sub-division-__________________________ Thana_____________________ Mouza______________________________ J.L.No_____________________ To All land holders and other interested persons. This is to give notice that in exercise of the powers conferred on him by the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Act, 1960, and the rules framed under the Act, a revenue officer will begin to attest and to complete the record of rights of the said mouza on______________(date) at_______________(place). You are, therefore, directed to attend at the appointed time and place or at any time and place which may be fixed by a subsequent notice and to bring with you Parchas and other evidence, oral or documentary, whatever you des T.R.L.R From 15 [See rule 64(2)] NOTICE Sub-division-__________________________ Thana_____________________ Mouza______________________________ J.L.No_____________________ To All land holders and other interested persons. Whereas by proclamation under rule 64(1) of the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Rules, 1961, you have already been informed of the date and place fixed for attestation, you are hereby reminded that you should attend with your Parchas and other documents at--------------------(place) on--------------------(date). If you fail to attend attestation shall proceed in your absence and proceedings may be drawn against you in accordance with the provisions of the Act. Attestation Camp Assistant Survey and Date Settlement Officer "T.R.L.R. FROM 16 (See rules 65(1) and 71A (4)(a)) Publication of Draft Record of rights/Draft Field Index (Khasra) District-__________________________ Sub-division-__________________________ Revenue Circle-____________________ Tehsil-_______________________________ Village-__________________________ To All land holders, Whereas the attestation/preparation of the record of rights/Field Index (Khasra) of the above mentioned village has been duly completed, it is notified for your information that the said record of right/Field Index (Khasra) will remain open for public inspection at-------------------------------- _____________________(place)from_________________for thirty days and that (date) is the last date for filing objection under sub-section (1) of section 43 and se T.R.L.R FORM 17 (See rule 65(1) and 71A(4)(a)) Objection under section 43(1) and 45B of the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Act, 1960. Village-__________________________ Tehsil-__________________________ [See rule 66(1)] Notice fixing date for hearing objection under Section 43 (1) of the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Act, 1960. Objection No_________________________ Village Name and No___________________ Thana______________________________ Distirct ____________________________ Objector___________________________ Other parties. _________________________ NOTICE To _________________________ _________________________ Whereas an objection has been filed under Section 43 (1) of the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Act, 1960 and_____________________________(date) has been fixed for hearing, you are hereby T.R.L.R FORM 19 [See rule 68/71 A (6)] Notice for the publication of the final record-of-rights/Field Index under Sec. 43(2)/45B. District_________________________ Sub-Division_________________________ Revenue Circle___________________ Tehsil______________________________ Village_________________________ To All holders of land, raiyat, under raiyats, tenants and occupants. Whereas all objections under section 43(1)/45A (2) of the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Act, 1960, having been finally disposed of and all the orders have been incorporated in the record-of-rights/Field Index (Khasra), the record-of-rights/Field Index (Khasra)of village mentioned above has been finally framed. You are hereby informed that the said record will remain open for public inspe T.R.L.R. FORM 20 [ See rule 72] MUTATION REGISTER Village__________Tehsil_________________Thana_______________Sub-division____________ T.R.L.R.From 20A Register of Bargadar Name of village_______________Tehsil___________Circle___________Sub-Division__________ T. R. L. R FORM 21 [See rule 74(1)] Report for Mutation 1. Name of the village and No_________________ 2.Tehsil_____________________ 3. Serial No. 4. Date of report 5. Name of applicant 6. (a) Names of recorded persons with their fathers names and address in whose place mutation is sought (b) Khatian No. and class 7. Manner of acquisition with consideration paid, if any, and date 8. Date of sending the report to the Revenue Officer Signature of applicant Date___________________ 9. Date of entry in the mutation register by Village Accountant 10. Date of sanction or refusal 11. Abstract order 12. Date of correcction in record of T.R.L.R FORM 21A [Report of Bargadar] Name of mouja------------------------------------------- Tehsil---------------------------------------------- Circle---------------------------------------------- Sub-Division-------------------------------------- 1. SI. No. :- 2. Name, perentage and address of the claimant :- 3. Name, perentage and address of the raiyat :- 4. Description of land under cultivation as bargadar :- 5. Date from which cultivating :- 6. Conditions, if any :- Khatian No. Plot No. Area. Signature of the claimant COUNTER-FOIL SI. No---------------------------------------------- Received t TR.L.R. Form 22 (See rule 77) Registrar of disputed cases Village------------------J.L.No------------------Tehsil------------------Thana------------------Sub-Division-----------19 (See rule 78) Received from______________________________________________________objection under Section 46 (4) of the Tripura Land Revenue Land Reforms Act, 1960, specified below regarding the acquisition of right over land situated in village_______________J.LNo______________ Tehsil_____________ Thana_________________ Details of objection____________________________________________ Village Accountant Village__________________________ Tehsil__________________________ Thana__________________________ Date *(or any other receiving official) T. R. L. R FORM 24 [See rule 89(1)] Notice of demand under section 62 of the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Act, 1960. In the Court of__________________________________________________________________ To______________________S/O___________________________________________________ resident of village__________________________Tehsil_________________________________ T.R.L.R. FORM 25 [See rule 90(1)] Warrant of distraint of movable property___________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________ To (Name and office of the person charged with execution of warrant) T.R.L.R. FORM 26 [See rule 90 (3)] Proclamation of sale of movable property Whereas movable property specified below has been attached for the recovery of Rs. ________on account of arrears of land revenue and process fee due from______________________son of___________resident of village___________ ______ T.R.L.R. FROM NO. 27 [See rule 95 (1)] Prohibitory order: Attachment of immovable property Whereas__________________son of___________caste___________ resident of___________ Tehsil___________Thana ___________Sub-Division___________has made default in payment of Rs. ___________on accoun T.R.L.R. FROM 28 [See rule 99(1)] Proclamation of sale of holding Whereas the holding(s) specified below has (have) been attached for the recovery of the arrears of land revenue specified in column (5) below and of Rs._______________on account process fees due from_______________son of_______________ resident of vi T.R.L.R.FORM 29 [See rule 92(1)] Proclamation of sale of immovable property Whereas the immovable property described below has been attached for the recovery of Rs._______________on account of_______________due from_______________son of __________ resident of_______________plus Rs. _______________ on account of pro T.R.L.R. FORM 30 [See rule 107 (1)] Certificate of purchase In the court of the____________________________________________________________ Case No_______________ T.R.L.RFORM 31 [See rule 114(1) ] Summons for disposal of Case In the Court of___________________ Case No___________________ Parties___________________ To (Name, description and place of residence) Whereas___________________has instituted a case against you for___________________you are hereby summoned to appear in this Court in person or by a pleader duly instructed, and able to answer all material questions relating to the case, or who shall be accompained by some person able to answer all such questions, on the___________________day of 19 , at___________________ Oclock in the___________________noon, to answer the claim; and as the fixed for your appearance is appointed for the final disposal of the suit, you must be prepared to produce on that day all the witnesses upon whose evidence and all the documents T.R.L.R. FORM 32. [See rule 114 (i)] Summons for settlement of issues In the Court of___________________ (Title Case No) ___________________ Parties_________________________ To, (Name, description andpalce of residence) Whereas___________________has instituted a case against you for___________________you are hereby summoned to appear in this Court in person or by a pleader duly instructed, and able to answer all material questions relating to the case, or who shall be accompanied by some person able to answer all such question, on the day of___________________19____, at____________Oclock in the noon, to answer the claim ; and you are directed to produce on that day all the documents upon which you intend to rely in support of your defence. Take notice that, in def T.R.L. R.FORM 33 [See Rule 114(2)] In the Court of___________________ Case No________________________ Parties________________________ To, _______________________________ _______________________________ Whereas your attendance is required to___________________on behalf of the___________________in the above case you are hereby required personally to appear on the___________________ day of___________________19___________________at Oclock in the forenoon , and to bring with you (or to send to this court) A sum of Rs. ___________________being your travelling and other allowances for one day, is herewith sent. If you fail to comply with this order without lawful excuse, you will be subject to the consequences of non attendance laid down in rule 12 of order XVI of the Co T.R.L.R Form34 [See Rule 115] Bailable warrant of arrest for appearance before a Revenue Officer. In the court of___________________ To, ________________________ Whereas___________________of village___________________has not obeyed the summons issued by this Court for his appearance, which summons was duly served on him, you are hereby ordered to arrest the said___________________and to produce him before this court by or before___________________ Revenue Officer (Full Designation) Date____________________ (Seal) If the said____________________gives a personal bond in the sum of Rs. ____________________ ____________________with one surety in the sum of Rs____________________to attend before this court on the___________ T.R.L.R. Form No. 35 [See rule 126 (1) ] To The &nbs T.R.L.R. FORM 36 [See Rule 126(3)] To, Sub-register Tehsildar/Rev. Inspector As required under section 100 of the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Act, T.R.L.R.FORM 37 [See Rule 127] Form of notice to the under raiyat/co-sharer under section 101 (1) of the Tripura Land revenue and land reforms Act, 1960. To, __________________name of the under raiyat/(Raiyat) Co-sharer. As required under section 101 of the Tripur T.R.L.R Form No. 38 [See Rule 128] From to be submitted by the under-raiyat. To __________________________ _______________________ T.R.L.R. FORM NO. 39 Certificate under Rule 130 (i) of the TripuraLand Revenue and Land Reforms Rules, 1961. Case No____________________ Date of application for reservation____________________ This is to c T.R.L.R. FORM NO. 40 Certificate under rule 130 (ii) of the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Rules, 1961. C.No__________________________ Date of the application for reservation by the raiyat______________ This is to certify that______________s/o______________ resident of______________Village with J.L.No______________Tahsil______________Thana______________District______________ _________ T.R.L.R. FORM NO. 41 [See rule 131 (1)] NOTICE FOR LEASE OF LAND WHICH REMAINED UN-CULTIVATED FORA PERIOD OF NOT LESS THAN TWO CONSECUTIVE YEARS (Section 106 of the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Act, 1960) T.R.L.R FROM No. 42 [See rule 136] Notice for relinquishment of raiyats in land. Description of the Land. To The Competent Authority T.R.L.R. FORM NO 43. [See rule 151] APPLICATION FOR DETERMINATION OF REASONABLE RENT. To (See rule 154) Under section 114 of the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Act, 1960. To (Competent authority) Name of the applicant_______________ T.R.L.R FROM No. 45 (See rule 157) (See rule 164) Application for surrender From To The competent authority T.R.L.R FORM No. 47 (See rule 166) To _________________________ _________________________ Sir, Under section____________ T.R.L.R. FORM NO. 48 (See rule 168) Certificate under Section 130 of the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Act, 1960. This is to certify that the ownership of the land described below has been transferred to Shri_____________ son of____________________resident of village__________________Thana____________Tahsil ______________ Sub-division_______________from(date)_______________under section _____________ of the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Act, 1960. T.R.L.R. FOM No. 49 [See Rule 169 (1)] Office for sale of land under-Section 131 (1) of the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Act, 1960. (Regd. A.D.) To T.R.L.R. FORM No. 50 [See rule 169 (2)] Application to the competent authority for determination or the reasonable price under Section 151(2) of the Tripura Land Re venue and Land Reforms Act, 1960. To The________________________ T.R.L.R. FORM No. 51 [See rule 169 (6) ] Certificate of purchase of land under section 131. In the court of the________________________ Case No________________________ This is to certify that________________________s/o__________________________________ ______________resid FORM 52 [See rule 172 (1)] To _____________________________________________________________ (Name of the intermediary/person) _________________________________________________________________Address. Whereas notification No_________________dated the_________________ under Section 134 of the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Act, 1960 declaring that all estates and the rights of every intermediary in each such estate situated in_________________ _________________shall vest in the Government free from all encumbrances has been published at page(s) _________________of the Tripura Gazette of the_________________ Now, therefore, for the purpose of taking under Sub-section (1) of Section 137 of the said Act, the charge of the estate and interests of the intermediaries therein which have vested in the T.R.L.R. From 53 [See Rule 172(2)] Description of the lands to be retained by the intermediaries under section 136 of the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Act, 1960. Name of intermediary____________________ Address ___________________________ T.R.L.R.Form 54 (See rule 175) To _________________interediary/ tenure holder S/Q _______________of village ____________ J.L.No ___________________Tehsil ___________________Thana ___________________Sub-division ___________________District ___________________ Take notice that I appointed as Compensation Officer by the State Government under section 143 of the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Act, 1960, shall proceed to determine the compensation payment to intermediaries under the provisions of the above mentioned Act and you are hereby called upon to submit a return in Form 55 giving the particulars and information required therein within a period of 30 days from the date of service of this notice. 2. Along with a consolidated return a separate return shall be submitted in respect of each estate. Given un T.R.L.R.Form55 (See rule 175) Part-B (Areas held as intermediary not vested in the Government) T.R.L.R. From 56 (Section 181) Part-B COMPENSATION TO THE INTERMEDIARY Name of the in T.R.L.R Form 57 [See rule 182 (2)] Objection to the Compensation assesment Roll Objection No:- Village name and No- 1. Name, fathers name andaddress of objector. 2. Particulrs of the Compensation Assessment Roll against which objection is made. 3. Matters objected to with details objection and relief sought Objection No- Signature of objector and date. Village name and No- Objection duly received and entered. Compensation officer, REVERSE. Present on behalf of objector. Grounds for decision Order Correction in Compensation Rolls under objection, according to order. Corollary Corrections in registers. T.R.L.R.Form 58 [See rule 183(3)] Certificate of publication of the Compensation Assessment, Roll Section_____________________________Rule_____________________________ I hereby certify that the final Compensation Assessment Roll in respect of the village_____________ _________________J.L.No_________________of Tehsil_________________Thana_______Sub-division_________________in the District of_________________ has been duly published on the_________________day of_________________198. Given under my hand and seal on this the_________________day of_________________198. Seal of the Compensation Signature Officer. Compensation Officer Sub-division. T.R.L.R. FORM 59 (See Rule 188) Application for ad-interim payment under section 154. 1. Name and address of the intermediary _________________ 2. Fathers/husbands name_________________ 3. Particulars of the estate/interest :- (a) District/sub-section_________________ (b) Police-station and name of villages with their jurisdiction list no_____________ 4. If the applicant has estate or interest in any other sub-division, the names of such sub-divisions_________________________________________________________________with full details of the area held by him__________________________________________ 5. Names of co-shares, if any, with their respective shares (including that of applicant). 6. Gross income of the applicant durin T.R.L.R Form 60 [See rule 190 (1)] To ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ T.R.L.R.Form 61 (See Rule 190(3)) Name_________________Fathers Name_________________Village_________________ Tehsil_________________Sub-division_________________District___________________ T.R.L.R. FORM 62 ( See Rule 193) Draft statement showing the excess land held by a persons in excess of the ceiling limit/imposed by the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms ACt, 1960. (See Rule 197 (1)) The list of excess land as approved or modified under section 170 (2) of TnpuraLand Revenue & land Reforms Act, 1960. T.R.L.R. Form 63. (See Rule 212) Form of Declaration. 1. Name and Number of Village with the same of Teshil and Sub-Division. Thana 2. Touzi Number 3. Name of the parties (1) (with parentage and (2) address). (3) 4. The transaction is a— (a) Transfer by way of sale, exchange, gift, bequest or mortgage with possession. (b) Lease (c) Partition 5. In the case of a transfer etc. of lease (a) the plot number with Khatian No.and area of the land covered by the transaction; (b) the name and address of the transferor; (c) the name and address of the transferee; (d) t T.R.L.R. FORM 64 [See Rule 216(1)] Aplication for restoration of possession of land transferred in contravention of the provision of secton 187 of the Tripura Land Revenue & Land Reforms Act, 1960. 1. (a) Name of the applicants :- (b) Fathers name :- (c) Address :- 2. Name and address of the actual tranferee :- 3. Date of transfer :- 4 (a) Name of the present occupant: - (b) Fathers name :- (c) Address :- 5. Description of land transferred :- Name of Tehsil :- Name of village :- Khatian No. :- Plot No. :- Classification :- Area :- Signature of the app T.R.L.R. FORM 65 [See Rule 216(2)] SHOW CAUSE NOTICE In the Court of the___________________________ Case No___________________________________ Parties____________________________________ To, Shri______________________________________ Whereas it appears that you are in possession of________________of land described in the Schedule below in contravation on the provision of Section 187, you are hereby directed to show cause on___________________________why you shall not be evicted from the land and the possession of the said land should not be restored to Shri________________ S/O___________________________ SCHEDULE 1. District :- 2. Sub-Division :- 3. Revenue Circle :- 4. Tehs T.R.L.R. FORM 66 [See Rule 136A(1)] NOTICE To, Shri___________________________________________________________________________ I Shri___________________________S/O____________________________________________ of village___________________________Tehsil_______________________________________ __________________attend to sell/mortgage/lease out the land of the Schedule below at a price of Rs__________________. Schedule of the land 1. Name of Sub-Division. 2. Name of Tehsil. 3. Name of village. 4. Khatian No. 5. Plot No. 6. Area. 7. Class of land. 8. Name and address of present occupier on land to be transferred, if any. 9. Considera T.R.L.R FORM NO. 67 [See Rule 136A(5)] Whereas Shri___________________________Son of___________________________ ___________________________village___________________________Tehsil____________________________________________Sub-Division___________________________District intends to sell/mortgage/lease out his land measuring described in the schedule below and. Whereas the co-shares of the land and members of the Scheduled Tribes owning land adjacent to such land have failed to apply to the undersigned for purchase of the said land, notice is hereby given inviting applications from the intending purchasers belonging to the landless members of the Scheduled Tribes residing in the Village/Tehsil where the land is situated within 30 days from the date of receipt of the notice. Schedule of the land. 1. Name of Sub-Division. 2. Name of Te T.R.L.R. FORM NO. 68 [See Rule 136A(10)] Certificate This is to certify that shri___________________________S/O___________________________ ___________________________village___________________________Tehsil___________________________Sub-Division___________________________is the transferee of the land described below and the land is vested in him on___________________________free from all encumbrances. This certificate is issued under section 107D(8) of the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Act, 1960 and is conclusive evidence of the said transferee having become the owner of the land described in the schedule from the date___________________________as against the transferer and all other persons having interest in that land. Form the date of transfer the transferee is liable for payment of Land Revenue etc. for the aforesaid land. [1] [T L R L R Form No.69 (See Rule 216(6)) In the Court of CJM/SDJM Special Court A complaint under sub-section (5) of Section 187-B of the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms Act, 1960. 1. Name and Designation of the complainant. 2. Name, parentage and address of the member if Schedule Tribe whose land has been occupied withourt law full authority after the commencement of the Tripura Land Revenue and Land Reforms (6th Amendment) Act, 1994. 3. Name, parentage and address of the non- tribal occupied the land of Schedule Tribe as mentioned in Col. -2 4. Date of such occupation. 5. Date on which the land-has been restored to possession of the Schedule Tribe. Schedule of Land Khatian No___________________________ Plot No__________ SCHEDULE II (See rule 82) The inspection and grant of certified copies of Reveneu Records. 1. Revenue records to be open to public inspection:,, SCHEDULE IV [See rules 167(2), 185(2) and 206] Payment of compensation 1. The officer authorised to make payment shall, by serving a notice on the person entitled to receive payrnent, tender payment of compensati SCHEDULE V (Part A) See rule 214 (Part B) (Part C)Form.8A .
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