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REGULATION VIII.
[A.D. 1793.
ten years, and remain unalterable for ever, provided such continuance
shall meet with the approbation of the Honourable Court of Directors,
but not otherwise.
Settlement, under IV. The settlement, under certain restrictions and exceptions hereafter
be^nciuded^with'the specified, shall be concluded with the actual proprietors of the soil, of
actual proprietors of whatever denomination, whether zemindars, talookdars, or chowdries.
composing their talooks
Proprietors of ta-
looks obtained by pur-
chase, or gift;
to whom the revenue is
paid ;
or which never formed
a part of the zemin-
darry;
and persons who have
V. The talookdars to be considered the actual proprietors of the
lands composing the talooks are the following:
Talookdars who purchased their lands by private or at public
sale, or obtained them by gift from the zemindar or other actual proprietor
of land to whom they now pay the revenue assessed upon their talooks,
or from his ancestors, subject to the payment of the established dues of
Government, and who received deeds of sale, or gift of such land, from
the zemindar, or sunnuds from the khalsa, making over to them his pro-
prietary rights therein.
Talookdars, whose talooks were formed before the zemindar,
or other actual proprietor of land to whom they now pay their revenue,
or his ancestors, suceeeded to the zemindarry.
Talookdars, the lands comprised in whose talooks were never
the property of the zemindar, or other actual proprietor of the soil to
whom they now pay their revenue, or his ancestors.
AY/%. Talookdars who have succeeded to talooks of the nature of those
described in the preceding clauses, by right of purchase, gift, or inherit-
ance, from the former proprietor of such talooks.
Reg. I. 1801.
an actual proprietor, as
heretofore.
VI. The proprietors of talooks, however, who now pay the public
revenue assessed upon their lands through a zemindar, or other actual
proprietor of land, and whose title-deeds contain a clause stipulating that
their revenue is to be paid through him, shall continue to pay their
revenue through such zemindar, or other actual proprietor of land, as
heretofore.
VII. Talookdars, whose talooks are held under writings or sunnuds
from zemindars, or other actual proprietors of lands, which do not expressly
transfer the property in the soil, but only entit!e the talookdar to posses-
sion so long as he continues to discharge the rent or perform the condi-
tions stipulated therein, are considered as leaseholders only, not actual
proprietors of the soil, and consequently are not entitled to be rendered
independent of the zemindar, or other actual proprietor of land, from
whom they derive their tenures, provided they now pay the rent assessed
upon their talooks to him.
jungieboory taiook- VIII. Talookdars, also, whose tenure is denominated jungleboory, and
norentSed\f?eplm- ^ of the following description, are not considered entitled to separation
tion from the proprie- from the proprietors of whom they hold. The pottahs granted to these
talookdars, in consideration of the grantee clearing away the jungle and
bringing the land into a productive state, give it to him and his heirs in
perpetuity, with the right of disposing of it either by sale or gift, exempting
him from payment of revenue for a certain term, and at the expiration of it
REGULATION VIII.
[A.D. 1793.
ten years, and remain unalterable for ever, provided such continuance
shall meet with the approbation of the Honourable Court of Directors,
but not otherwise.
Settlement, under IV. The settlement, under certain restrictions and exceptions hereafter
be^nciuded^with'the specified, shall be concluded with the actual proprietors of the soil, of
actual proprietors of whatever denomination, whether zemindars, talookdars, or chowdries.
composing their talooks
Proprietors of ta-
looks obtained by pur-
chase, or gift;
to whom the revenue is
paid ;
or which never formed
a part of the zemin-
darry;
and persons who have
V. The talookdars to be considered the actual proprietors of the
lands composing the talooks are the following:
Talookdars who purchased their lands by private or at public
sale, or obtained them by gift from the zemindar or other actual proprietor
of land to whom they now pay the revenue assessed upon their talooks,
or from his ancestors, subject to the payment of the established dues of
Government, and who received deeds of sale, or gift of such land, from
the zemindar, or sunnuds from the khalsa, making over to them his pro-
prietary rights therein.
Talookdars, whose talooks were formed before the zemindar,
or other actual proprietor of land to whom they now pay their revenue,
or his ancestors, suceeeded to the zemindarry.
Talookdars, the lands comprised in whose talooks were never
the property of the zemindar, or other actual proprietor of the soil to
whom they now pay their revenue, or his ancestors.
AY/%. Talookdars who have succeeded to talooks of the nature of those
described in the preceding clauses, by right of purchase, gift, or inherit-
ance, from the former proprietor of such talooks.
Reg. I. 1801.
an actual proprietor, as
heretofore.
VI. The proprietors of talooks, however, who now pay the public
revenue assessed upon their lands through a zemindar, or other actual
proprietor of land, and whose title-deeds contain a clause stipulating that
their revenue is to be paid through him, shall continue to pay their
revenue through such zemindar, or other actual proprietor of land, as
heretofore.
VII. Talookdars, whose talooks are held under writings or sunnuds
from zemindars, or other actual proprietors of lands, which do not expressly
transfer the property in the soil, but only entit!e the talookdar to posses-
sion so long as he continues to discharge the rent or perform the condi-
tions stipulated therein, are considered as leaseholders only, not actual
proprietors of the soil, and consequently are not entitled to be rendered
independent of the zemindar, or other actual proprietor of land, from
whom they derive their tenures, provided they now pay the rent assessed
upon their talooks to him.
jungieboory taiook- VIII. Talookdars, also, whose tenure is denominated jungleboory, and
norentSed\f?eplm- ^ of the following description, are not considered entitled to separation
tion from the proprie- from the proprietors of whom they hold. The pottahs granted to these
talookdars, in consideration of the grantee clearing away the jungle and
bringing the land into a productive state, give it to him and his heirs in
perpetuity, with the right of disposing of it either by sale or gift, exempting
him from payment of revenue for a certain term, and at the expiration of it