TAMIL NADU REVENUE RECOVERY ACT, 1864

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S.1 Interpretation clause, landholder

S.2 Security for revenue

S.3 Landholder when and to whom to pay kist, Board of Revenue may alter amounts and dates of payments

S.4 Arrear of revenue

S.5 Arrear of revenue how recovered

S.6 Terms of Sanad-i-Milkiyati-Istimrar to be observed

S.7 Penalty on arrears

S.8 Rules for seizure and sale of movable property

S.9 Procedure when defaulter neglects to pay after notice

S.10 On tender of arrear and expenses prior to sale, distress to be withdrawn

S.11 Distrained crops how dealt with

S.12 Distrained cattle or goods not to be used

S.13 Recovery of loss from neglect in respect of distrained property

S.14 Distress to be proportionate to the arrear

S.15 Time of distress

S.16 Penalty for fraudulent conveyance of property to prevent distress

S.17 Claims to property distrained and sold

S.18 Penalty for forcibly or clandestinely taking away distrained property

S.19 What places distrainer may force open

S.20 Powers of distrainer to force open doors in the presence of a police officer

S.21 Punishment for unlawful entry

S.22 Proclamation of time of sale, and of property to be sold

S.23 Sale how conducted

S.24 Payment on purchase of distrained property, re-sale in case of default

S.25 Demand to be served prior to attachment of land.-Mode of service

S.26 Procedure when defaulter neglects to pay

S.27 Mode of attachment

S.28 Management of attached property.--When Revenue Officer to take charge

S.29 Notice of assumption of management

S.30 Duties of Agent

S.31 Liability of agent to suit or prosecution

S.32 Effect of existing agreements between landholder and tenants

S.33 Payments by tenants

S.34 Settlement on withdrawal of attachment

S.35 Persons interested in land may release it from attachment

S.36 Procedure in sale of immovable property

S.36(a) Certain provisions of Section 36 not to apply to cases of purchase by Government

S.37 Tender of arrears up to sunset on day before sale

S.37(a) Application to set aside sale of immovable property on deposit

S.38 Application to set aside sale

S.39 Proclamation of sale

S.40 Delivery of possession

S.41 Contracts and payments binding on purchaser

S.42 Sale to be free of all incumbrances.-Disposal of surplus

S.43 Recovery of arrears due to defaulter on day of sale

S.44 Sale of land for arrears

S.45 Apportionment of assessment on sub-division

S.46 Confirmation of apportionment by Board

S.47 Sale may be postponed on tender of security

S.48 Powers of arrest in case of wilful or fraudulent non-payment of arrears. Period of imprisonment. Debt not extinguished

S.49 Procedure in case of arrest

S.50 Mode of enforcing payment by sureties

S.51 Removal of crops may be prevented where revenue is payable in kind

S.52 Similar process in case of other species of revenue, advances, fees, cesses, etc.

S.52(a) Recovery of dues due to the Tamil Nadu Agro-Industries Corporation and other corporations, etc.

S.53 Process servers to be paid batta

S.54 Penalty and charges recoverable as arrears

S.55 Expense of countermanded sale.-Recovery thereof

S.56 Receipts for payment of revenue

S.57 Procedure where defaulter or surety resides out of district-Effect of Collector's application - Saving of right to sue applicant

S.58 Cognizance of questions relating to rate of revenue

S.59 Suits by persons aggrieved by proceedings.-Limitation

S.60 Survival of suits against Collector.-Liability for Predecessor's Acts

S.62 Regulations I and II of 1803 not to apply to arrears

S.63 Saving of Regulation X of 1831

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