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A.D. 1805.]
REGULATION IX.
789
ment as Government may deem equitable, under the general rules in force
for the assessment of the land revenue.
" If a zemindar, independent talookdar, or other actual pro-
prietor of land, whose lands are or may be held khas or let in farm by
Government, shall transfer, by private sale, gift, or otherwise, the whole or
a portion of his or her lands, in one, or in two or more lots, and such trans-
fer be legal and valid under the Regulations, the person or persons to
whom the lands may be so transferred shall be considered to have suc-
ceeded* to the whole of the proprietary rights of the former possessor, and
will accordingly be entitled to receive any malikanah or nankar to which
the former proprietor was entitled on account of the lands so transferred.
Persons to wdiom such lands may be so transferred will stand in the same
predicament as the zemindars, independent talookdars, or other actual
proprietors of land mentioned in the Eighteenth Article, whose lands are
held khas, or have been let in farm, in consequence of their refusing to pay
the assessment required of them under this proclamation; and the decla-
rations contained in that section are to be held applicable to them.
" T%27*& In the event of a division being made of lands which are or
shall become the joint property of two or more persons, and which are or
shall be held khas or let in farm by Government, the proprietors of the
several shares will stand in the same predicament, with regard to their
respective shares, as the zemindars, independent talookdars, and other
actual proprietors of land specified in the Eighteenth Article, whdse lands
have been let in farm or are held khas by Government, in consequence of
their having refused to pay the assessment required of them ; and the
declarations contained in that section are to be considered applicable to
them.
XXIX. " ART. XXVIII. Nothing in the two preceding articles shall be
understood to preclude the revision and correction of allotments of the
public assessment upon portions of estates disposed of by public sale or
private transfer, or upon the partition of joint estates, in cases of evident
See Reg. xix. error, collusion, or fraud, for which provision has been made by
Li84^and^iw AAfUZ 1803, 22222/ 2/2272.522772 o/' /22722/.S' ^222/272^
1846. ?27 6/272^72772^72?; nor shall anything in the foregoing section be
construed to authorize the collectors, or any other officers of Government,
to determine finally the amount of the public assessment to be allotted
upmi the portion of an estate, whether publicly or privately disposed of or
divided between sharers, without the sanction of the Board of Revenue, as
more fully provided for by the Regulation above mentioned."
Nothing in the two
preceding articles to
preclude the revision
of allotments of the as-
sessment on portions of
estates,in cases of evi-
dent error, collusion,
or fraud.
[^TVR.1803,.-r^r.]
REGULATION IX.
789
ment as Government may deem equitable, under the general rules in force
for the assessment of the land revenue.
" If a zemindar, independent talookdar, or other actual pro-
prietor of land, whose lands are or may be held khas or let in farm by
Government, shall transfer, by private sale, gift, or otherwise, the whole or
a portion of his or her lands, in one, or in two or more lots, and such trans-
fer be legal and valid under the Regulations, the person or persons to
whom the lands may be so transferred shall be considered to have suc-
ceeded* to the whole of the proprietary rights of the former possessor, and
will accordingly be entitled to receive any malikanah or nankar to which
the former proprietor was entitled on account of the lands so transferred.
Persons to wdiom such lands may be so transferred will stand in the same
predicament as the zemindars, independent talookdars, or other actual
proprietors of land mentioned in the Eighteenth Article, whose lands are
held khas, or have been let in farm, in consequence of their refusing to pay
the assessment required of them under this proclamation; and the decla-
rations contained in that section are to be held applicable to them.
" T%27*& In the event of a division being made of lands which are or
shall become the joint property of two or more persons, and which are or
shall be held khas or let in farm by Government, the proprietors of the
several shares will stand in the same predicament, with regard to their
respective shares, as the zemindars, independent talookdars, and other
actual proprietors of land specified in the Eighteenth Article, whdse lands
have been let in farm or are held khas by Government, in consequence of
their having refused to pay the assessment required of them ; and the
declarations contained in that section are to be considered applicable to
them.
XXIX. " ART. XXVIII. Nothing in the two preceding articles shall be
understood to preclude the revision and correction of allotments of the
public assessment upon portions of estates disposed of by public sale or
private transfer, or upon the partition of joint estates, in cases of evident
See Reg. xix. error, collusion, or fraud, for which provision has been made by
Li84^and^iw AAfUZ 1803, 22222/ 2/2272.522772 o/' /22722/.S' ^222/272^
1846. ?27 6/272^72772^72?; nor shall anything in the foregoing section be
construed to authorize the collectors, or any other officers of Government,
to determine finally the amount of the public assessment to be allotted
upmi the portion of an estate, whether publicly or privately disposed of or
divided between sharers, without the sanction of the Board of Revenue, as
more fully provided for by the Regulation above mentioned."
Nothing in the two
preceding articles to
preclude the revision
of allotments of the as-
sessment on portions of
estates,in cases of evi-
dent error, collusion,
or fraud.
[^TVR.1803,.-r^r.]