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REGULATION XIX.
[A.D. 1793.
Denomination of the
register.
Board of Revenue to
prepare a form for the
Collectors to adhere
to the form.
Holders of land ex-
empt from the payment
from the time specified
in Section xxv.
Publication to be
made, requiring all
persons to register their
grants.
Publication.
exceeding or under one hundred begahs, lieid exempt from the payment
of revenue under grants made previous to the 1st December, 1790, shall
be formed every five years in each ziilah. The register is to specify the
denomination of each grant, whether bermooter, bishunpereet, or other
tenure ; the names of the grantor, the original grantee, and the person in
possession, and if the person in possession be not the original grantee, his
relationship to him, if any relationship exists, and in virtue of what right
he succeeded to the grant; the date of the grant, [Me zzameR q/* MewJMqe
op pU/hyo-y con/ynh.S'fU zzz Me yraM, or z?z %Az<M Mo Mr o' yrorM^ moy M
.UfooAi/; Mo rzoo,S'2f?'orzo2z^, bz MyoM.s*, o/ Mo rzMq/e or rUMyo.s', or Mo MoM
bzcM&b bz Mo yrozM] and the name of the pergunnah in which the land
granted maybe situated. The register shall be denominated "periodical
register of lands held exempt from the payment of revenue, under grants
made previous to the 1st December, 1790, not being badshahee or royal
grants/'
XXIII. Upon the receipt of this Regulation, the Board of Revenue are
to prepare a form for the periodical register, and transmit a copy of it for
the guidance of the collectors, who are strictly enjoined to adhere to it.
XXIV. All persons actually holding lands exempt from the payment
of public revenue, whether exceeding or under one hundred begahs, in
virtue of grants made previous to the 1st December, 1790, and whether
made or confirmed by the Government of the country for the time being,
or any other authority, shall be allowed one year from the date of the
publication prescribed in the following section, to register the required
particulars respecting their grants in the office of the collector of the
revenue of the ziilah in which the lands may be situated.
XXV. To prevent any pleas being hereafter urged of ignorance of the
rule contained in the preceding section, the collector of each ziilah, upon
the receipt of this Regulation, is to cause the following publication, which
shall be written in the Bengal and Persian languages in Bengal and Orissa,
and in the Persian language, and the Hindostanee language and Nageree
character in Behar, and attested with their official seals and signatures, to
be fixed up in the principal cutcherry of every proprietor and farmer of
land in the ziilah paying revenue immediately to Government; and of
every native collector in lands held hhas by Government; and where the
estate of any proprietor with whom a settlement may have been concluded,
or the farm of any farmer, or lands held hhas, shall consist of two or more
whole pergunnahs, or portions of pergunnahs, he shall cause the publica-
tion to be fixed up in the principal cutcherry in each pergunnah, or portion
of a pergunnah, comprised in such estate, farm, or hhas lands, and take a
receipt, specifying the date on which the publication may be fixed up, from
such proprietor, farmer, or native officer, who shall respectively be held
responsible for the paper remaining so affixed for one year from the date
of it.
"In conformity to Regulation XIX. 1793, every person being actually
in possession of bermooter, bishunpereet, or other land now exempt from
the payment of revenue, in the estate of-, or the farm of-,
or the hhas lands under the charge of-, whether exceeding or
Rescinded.—
See note to Sec.
xxi.
See Sec. xvii.
Reg.VHI.1800.
Reg.VHI.1800.
REGULATION XIX.
[A.D. 1793.
Denomination of the
register.
Board of Revenue to
prepare a form for the
Collectors to adhere
to the form.
Holders of land ex-
empt from the payment
from the time specified
in Section xxv.
Publication to be
made, requiring all
persons to register their
grants.
Publication.
exceeding or under one hundred begahs, lieid exempt from the payment
of revenue under grants made previous to the 1st December, 1790, shall
be formed every five years in each ziilah. The register is to specify the
denomination of each grant, whether bermooter, bishunpereet, or other
tenure ; the names of the grantor, the original grantee, and the person in
possession, and if the person in possession be not the original grantee, his
relationship to him, if any relationship exists, and in virtue of what right
he succeeded to the grant; the date of the grant, [Me zzameR q/* MewJMqe
op pU/hyo-y con/ynh.S'fU zzz Me yraM, or z?z %Az<M Mo Mr o' yrorM^ moy M
.UfooAi/; Mo rzoo,S'2f?'orzo2z^, bz MyoM.s*, o/ Mo rzMq/e or rUMyo.s', or Mo MoM
bzcM&b bz Mo yrozM] and the name of the pergunnah in which the land
granted maybe situated. The register shall be denominated "periodical
register of lands held exempt from the payment of revenue, under grants
made previous to the 1st December, 1790, not being badshahee or royal
grants/'
XXIII. Upon the receipt of this Regulation, the Board of Revenue are
to prepare a form for the periodical register, and transmit a copy of it for
the guidance of the collectors, who are strictly enjoined to adhere to it.
XXIV. All persons actually holding lands exempt from the payment
of public revenue, whether exceeding or under one hundred begahs, in
virtue of grants made previous to the 1st December, 1790, and whether
made or confirmed by the Government of the country for the time being,
or any other authority, shall be allowed one year from the date of the
publication prescribed in the following section, to register the required
particulars respecting their grants in the office of the collector of the
revenue of the ziilah in which the lands may be situated.
XXV. To prevent any pleas being hereafter urged of ignorance of the
rule contained in the preceding section, the collector of each ziilah, upon
the receipt of this Regulation, is to cause the following publication, which
shall be written in the Bengal and Persian languages in Bengal and Orissa,
and in the Persian language, and the Hindostanee language and Nageree
character in Behar, and attested with their official seals and signatures, to
be fixed up in the principal cutcherry of every proprietor and farmer of
land in the ziilah paying revenue immediately to Government; and of
every native collector in lands held hhas by Government; and where the
estate of any proprietor with whom a settlement may have been concluded,
or the farm of any farmer, or lands held hhas, shall consist of two or more
whole pergunnahs, or portions of pergunnahs, he shall cause the publica-
tion to be fixed up in the principal cutcherry in each pergunnah, or portion
of a pergunnah, comprised in such estate, farm, or hhas lands, and take a
receipt, specifying the date on which the publication may be fixed up, from
such proprietor, farmer, or native officer, who shall respectively be held
responsible for the paper remaining so affixed for one year from the date
of it.
"In conformity to Regulation XIX. 1793, every person being actually
in possession of bermooter, bishunpereet, or other land now exempt from
the payment of revenue, in the estate of-, or the farm of-,
or the hhas lands under the charge of-, whether exceeding or
Rescinded.—
See note to Sec.
xxi.
See Sec. xvii.
Reg.VHI.1800.
Reg.VHI.1800.