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A.D. 1793.]
REGULATION VIII.
71
Superseded
by Acts XVII.
1835, and XIII.
1836.
VII. 1822.
XL. The above consolidation of the malguzarry and private lands is The consolidation of
also to be made in the talooks continued under the proprietors on whom betide
they have hitherto been dependent; not, however, with a view of increasing also in talooks conti-
the rents of the taloohdars, but in order to make the whole of the lands o^thom^tiiey"]^
composing their talooks answerable for their proportion of the public been hitherto depend-
aSSeSSmeilt allotted thereon. ^Motive of this con-
solidation.
XLI. The chakeran lands, or lands held by public officers and private Chakeran lands to be
servants in lieu of wages, are also not meant to be included in the excep- ^any la^ds^ndlie'
tion contained in Section XXXVI. The whole of these lands in each dared* responsible for
province are to be annexed to the malguzarry lands, and declared p^hc revenue,
responsible for the public revenue assessed on the zemindarries, indepen-
dent talooks, or other estates in which they are included, in common with
all other malguzarry lands therein.
XLII. zf A ^77y/zye77?^77^yb7' Ac y//777777 a, z/AcAc/* czxcz/Ax/' A/ w
yk7'7726'7*.y, %7'C A & jfo7' 6ZCCa 7'Z/pCC6 ; /777A /7 C'Az76X A 7*0 Z776'C7'AA oAzg/Z/y
Ac777 A y/gZ/ A GotX7'7Z777C77^ 6ZC/X/6', 07' Ac 6X 777C 6yCCZC6' q/* 7'Z/pCC6' 06' A/y/ 777/77/
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O 6'Z7^/'7C777* 77/7777^/77' o/* 6'7/XY/ 7'7y7CC6' CO77 <^g C77T7/AAA 7*0 7770A'g Ac6'C Ac 077^/
/gyo/ A7/Ac7*. AAc CoAc6'A7'6' 07'g 7*0 Z776C7A 777 Ac/7' ^7'006070/ OCC'O7/777*6' Ac 7'07*03'
o/^of^o oi! zcAzcA //A 7'7/yoo^, 770^ -szoco.y, zzzoz/ <^g 7'ccczzicA A/ Aczzz.
XLIII. In the event of any proprietor declining to engage for the
settlement of his lands at the jumma proposed to him, the collector is to
communicate the objections offered, with his opinion respecting them, to
the Board of Revenue. That Board is to determine the proper assessment P**°P°s*^ t°
after making such further inquiries as they may think necessary, and the
objecting proprietor is to be required to engage for such assessment with-
out further delay ; and in the event of his refusal, which is to be given
in writing, his lands are to be let in farm or held khas, as the Board of
Revenue may in each instance think most expedient.
XLIV.* Proprietors who may finally decline engaging for the jumma Proprietorswhomay
proposed to them, and whose lands may consequently be let in farm or jumma r^pured
held khas, are to receive malikanah (an allowance in consideration of from them, are to je-
their proprietary rights) at the rate of ten per cent, on the sudder jumma what proportion,
of their lands, if let in farm, or at the same rate on the neat collections
from their lands if held khas, viz. on the neat amount realized by Govern-
ment, after defraying the malikanah as well as all other charges. Out of
this allowance, however, a provision is to be made for such persons belong-
ing to the families of the proprietors as may be entitled thereto.
XLV.* When the lands are let in farm, the farmer is to engage to pay Rule respecting the
payment of the malika-
* Clause 1, Section V. Reg. VII. 1822, enacted for the Ceded and Conquered Provinces nah when the lands are
and Cuttack, rescinded all "provisions in the existing Regulations regarding the allowance ^tinfa:m.
to be made to zemindars and other malguzars who may be excluded from the management
of mehals owned or claimed by them, whether as malikanah or nankar." This enactment,
was extended to all the other provinces by Sec. II. Reg. IX. 1825, and declared to apply to
" all lands not included within the limits of estates for which a permanent settlement has
been concluded, and to all estates held khas —but Sec. XI. Reg. IX. 1833, declares the
new provisions to be only of prospective elfect.
REGULATION VIII.
71
Superseded
by Acts XVII.
1835, and XIII.
1836.
VII. 1822.
XL. The above consolidation of the malguzarry and private lands is The consolidation of
also to be made in the talooks continued under the proprietors on whom betide
they have hitherto been dependent; not, however, with a view of increasing also in talooks conti-
the rents of the taloohdars, but in order to make the whole of the lands o^thom^tiiey"]^
composing their talooks answerable for their proportion of the public been hitherto depend-
aSSeSSmeilt allotted thereon. ^Motive of this con-
solidation.
XLI. The chakeran lands, or lands held by public officers and private Chakeran lands to be
servants in lieu of wages, are also not meant to be included in the excep- ^any la^ds^ndlie'
tion contained in Section XXXVI. The whole of these lands in each dared* responsible for
province are to be annexed to the malguzarry lands, and declared p^hc revenue,
responsible for the public revenue assessed on the zemindarries, indepen-
dent talooks, or other estates in which they are included, in common with
all other malguzarry lands therein.
XLII. zf A ^77y/zye77?^77^yb7' Ac y//777777 a, z/AcAc/* czxcz/Ax/' A/ w
yk7'7726'7*.y, %7'C A & jfo7' 6ZCCa 7'Z/pCC6 ; /777A /7 C'Az76X A 7*0 Z776'C7'AA oAzg/Z/y
Ac777 A y/gZ/ A GotX7'7Z777C77^ 6ZC/X/6', 07' Ac 6X 777C 6yCCZC6' q/* 7'Z/pCC6' 06' A/y/ 777/77/
7'gCgU'gy)'0777 Ac//' Z/77Ac7'-//77'777C7'6' 677' 71/oU, //^ Ac &7Z/77' 7X/A6' q/* A/A/7, Z/77/fA
O 6'Z7^/'7C777* 77/7777^/77' o/* 6'7/XY/ 7'7y7CC6' CO77 <^g C77T7/AAA 7*0 7770A'g Ac6'C Ac 077^/
/gyo/ A7/Ac7*. AAc CoAc6'A7'6' 07'g 7*0 Z776C7A 777 Ac/7' ^7'006070/ OCC'O7/777*6' Ac 7'07*03'
o/^of^o oi! zcAzcA //A 7'7/yoo^, 770^ -szoco.y, zzzoz/ <^g 7'ccczzicA A/ Aczzz.
XLIII. In the event of any proprietor declining to engage for the
settlement of his lands at the jumma proposed to him, the collector is to
communicate the objections offered, with his opinion respecting them, to
the Board of Revenue. That Board is to determine the proper assessment P**°P°s*^ t°
after making such further inquiries as they may think necessary, and the
objecting proprietor is to be required to engage for such assessment with-
out further delay ; and in the event of his refusal, which is to be given
in writing, his lands are to be let in farm or held khas, as the Board of
Revenue may in each instance think most expedient.
XLIV.* Proprietors who may finally decline engaging for the jumma Proprietorswhomay
proposed to them, and whose lands may consequently be let in farm or jumma r^pured
held khas, are to receive malikanah (an allowance in consideration of from them, are to je-
their proprietary rights) at the rate of ten per cent, on the sudder jumma what proportion,
of their lands, if let in farm, or at the same rate on the neat collections
from their lands if held khas, viz. on the neat amount realized by Govern-
ment, after defraying the malikanah as well as all other charges. Out of
this allowance, however, a provision is to be made for such persons belong-
ing to the families of the proprietors as may be entitled thereto.
XLV.* When the lands are let in farm, the farmer is to engage to pay Rule respecting the
payment of the malika-
* Clause 1, Section V. Reg. VII. 1822, enacted for the Ceded and Conquered Provinces nah when the lands are
and Cuttack, rescinded all "provisions in the existing Regulations regarding the allowance ^tinfa:m.
to be made to zemindars and other malguzars who may be excluded from the management
of mehals owned or claimed by them, whether as malikanah or nankar." This enactment,
was extended to all the other provinces by Sec. II. Reg. IX. 1825, and declared to apply to
" all lands not included within the limits of estates for which a permanent settlement has
been concluded, and to all estates held khas —but Sec. XI. Reg. IX. 1833, declares the
new provisions to be only of prospective elfect.