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A.D. 1799.]
REGULATION VII.
515
See Cl. 2,
Sec.ii.Reg. XI.
1822, and Sec.
iii. Act 1.1845.
See Cl. 2,
Sec.ii.Reg. XI.
1822.
Act 1. 1845.
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A"z//A. If any arrear remain due from a proprietor of land at the close
of the current year, the coHector, immediately on the expiration thereof,
is to report the amount to the Board of Revenue, and at the same time
transmit a statement of his lands for gale, sufficient to make good the
arrear [0722/ Ac AzA'cA 2/220 Aci'ozzpwz A Ac /27720 q/Ac/c], to be disposed of
according to the rules prescribed for public sales on account of arrears of
revenue; and if the whole arrear cannot be recovered from a sale of the
defaulter's lands, the deficiency will be recoverable from any other property
he may possess, or by imprisonment of his person, as prescribed in Sec-
tion XIV. of Regulation III. 1794.
NAA. If any arrear remain due from a farmer of land at the close of
the current year, any land or property belonging to the defaulter, or his
surety, is to be brought to public sale* as soon as possible after the close
of the year, according to the rules prescribed for such sales, and as pro-
vided in Section XXIII. of Regulation XIV. 1793, it will be at the option
of the Governor-General in Council either to cancel the lease of the
defaulter from the commencement of the ensuing year, or to compel the
defaulter or his surety to perform the conditions of the lease until the
term of it shall expire. If the Governor-General in Council shall annul
the lease, the defaulter, after making good the arrear due from him to
Government, is to be at liberty to prosecute the dependent talookdars,
under-farmers, or ryots, included in his farm, for any arrears of rent due to
him on account of the period during which his lease remained in force, as
provided in the latter part of the section above mentioned, the preceding
part of which is superseded by the rules now enacted. The provisions
contained in Section XXIV. of Regulation XIV. 1793, respecting the
attachment of the landed property of sureties for farmers of land, or of
sureties for proprietors of land (in cases where they may have given
security), are moreover still to be considered in full force (under the altera-
tions inade by this Regulation with respect to the attachment and sale),
when the persons for whom they are hound may be confined, or then-
lands and farms attached under this Regulation ; and the above rule is
hereby extended to landed property of defaulting farmers which can be
attached, and which in such case is to be brought under attachment at the
same time that their farms are attached under the present Regulation,
subject to the same provisions for withdrawing the attachment on payment
of the arrear.
X027072A. The discretion given to the collectors by Section VIII. of
Regulation XIV. 1793, to suspend the exercise of the powers vested in
them by that Regulation, in cases of drought, inundation, or other calamity
of season, or cause of failure not originating in the neglect, mismanage-
* Sales under this clause and under Sec. xxv
assistants—see Act VIII. 1835.
are to he made by collectors or their
the year to be recovered
by a sale of their pro-
perty and that of their
sureties.
And the lease of the
defaulter may be an-
nulled.
Defaulter, after pay-
ing his arrear to Go-
recovery of any rents
due to him.
Sec. xxiv. of Reg.
XIV. 1793, respecting
And extended to
landed property of
REGULATION VII.
515
See Cl. 2,
Sec.ii.Reg. XI.
1822, and Sec.
iii. Act 1.1845.
See Cl. 2,
Sec.ii.Reg. XI.
1822.
Act 1. 1845.
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q/ Ac Got'CI'7202'-Gcnci'c/ 272 Go2272Cz7, 722Y2q AAA pvOpC?- A 2772^705*0 ?2p072 A/772
072 Ac Co//oc/07'L 7'Cp07'/ q/ Ac C27'C227725'A72CC.S* q/* Ac C22VO ; 2272 A Ac Gozicrzzw-
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Ac CCC02272A 7'Cq2227'Ct/y7'0772 A'2772 272 C72jyjOC7'A'c2z/c7' 272^A72CC.
A"z//A. If any arrear remain due from a proprietor of land at the close
of the current year, the coHector, immediately on the expiration thereof,
is to report the amount to the Board of Revenue, and at the same time
transmit a statement of his lands for gale, sufficient to make good the
arrear [0722/ Ac AzA'cA 2/220 Aci'ozzpwz A Ac /27720 q/Ac/c], to be disposed of
according to the rules prescribed for public sales on account of arrears of
revenue; and if the whole arrear cannot be recovered from a sale of the
defaulter's lands, the deficiency will be recoverable from any other property
he may possess, or by imprisonment of his person, as prescribed in Sec-
tion XIV. of Regulation III. 1794.
NAA. If any arrear remain due from a farmer of land at the close of
the current year, any land or property belonging to the defaulter, or his
surety, is to be brought to public sale* as soon as possible after the close
of the year, according to the rules prescribed for such sales, and as pro-
vided in Section XXIII. of Regulation XIV. 1793, it will be at the option
of the Governor-General in Council either to cancel the lease of the
defaulter from the commencement of the ensuing year, or to compel the
defaulter or his surety to perform the conditions of the lease until the
term of it shall expire. If the Governor-General in Council shall annul
the lease, the defaulter, after making good the arrear due from him to
Government, is to be at liberty to prosecute the dependent talookdars,
under-farmers, or ryots, included in his farm, for any arrears of rent due to
him on account of the period during which his lease remained in force, as
provided in the latter part of the section above mentioned, the preceding
part of which is superseded by the rules now enacted. The provisions
contained in Section XXIV. of Regulation XIV. 1793, respecting the
attachment of the landed property of sureties for farmers of land, or of
sureties for proprietors of land (in cases where they may have given
security), are moreover still to be considered in full force (under the altera-
tions inade by this Regulation with respect to the attachment and sale),
when the persons for whom they are hound may be confined, or then-
lands and farms attached under this Regulation ; and the above rule is
hereby extended to landed property of defaulting farmers which can be
attached, and which in such case is to be brought under attachment at the
same time that their farms are attached under the present Regulation,
subject to the same provisions for withdrawing the attachment on payment
of the arrear.
X027072A. The discretion given to the collectors by Section VIII. of
Regulation XIV. 1793, to suspend the exercise of the powers vested in
them by that Regulation, in cases of drought, inundation, or other calamity
of season, or cause of failure not originating in the neglect, mismanage-
* Sales under this clause and under Sec. xxv
assistants—see Act VIII. 1835.
are to he made by collectors or their
the year to be recovered
by a sale of their pro-
perty and that of their
sureties.
And the lease of the
defaulter may be an-
nulled.
Defaulter, after pay-
ing his arrear to Go-
recovery of any rents
due to him.
Sec. xxiv. of Reg.
XIV. 1793, respecting
And extended to
landed property of