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APPENDIX VI.
Notifications published in the Punjab Gazette, relating to the Simla
Settlement.
The 21st April 1881.
No. 473.—Notification.—Whereas the Simla district is to be put
under Settlement, His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor is pleased, with
the previous sanction of the Governor-General in Council, to issue the
following Notification of Settlement in accordance with the provisions
'of Section 11 of the Punjab Laud Revenue Act, 1871 :—
1. The local area which is to be put uuder Settlement consists of
the ilaqas of Kalka, Bharauli, Simla, Kotgarh, and Kotkhai, comprising
the Simla district.
2. The Settlement will be made by the following Settlement
Officers :—
(1) Major E. G. Wace, Settlement Commissioner, Punjab, in
charge of the Settlement ;
(2) Karin Chand, Deputy Superintendent.
3. The Settlement to be made will be a first Regular Settlement,
comprising both an assessment of the revenue and preparation of a re-
cord of rights, with the following exceptions : —
In ilaqa Bharauli and other villages, where the existing Summary
Settlement does not expire till A.D. 1882, the assessment of the revenue
will be deferred to that date, aud then be proceeded with.
4. Surveys and plans will be made for the whole district, and the
boundaries of villages and estates will be adjusted.
The 21st April 1881.
No. 212E.—Notification.—The Hon’ble the Lieutenant-Governor is
pleased, in exercise of the powers conferred on him by Section 4 of the
Indian Forest Act, 1878, to notify that it is proposed to constitute as
reserved forests the forest lands situated in the Simla, Kotgarh and
Kotkhai il&qas of the Simla district. The limits of these forest lands
include all lands bearing trees in the said ildqas.
2. Major E. G. Wace, Settlement Commissioner, is appointed
the Forest Settlement Officer to inquire into and determine the existence,
nature aud extent of any rights alleged to exist within such limits, and
to deal with the same as provided in Chapter II of the said Act,
The 5th July 1881.
No. 720.—Notification.—In continuation of Punjab Government Qa~
zette Notification No. 473 dated 21st April 1881, Karm Chand, Deputy
Superintendent of Settlement, Simla district, is, under the provisions of
Section 3 of Act XIV of 1875 (The Punjab Judicial A<1 ministration Act),
invested with the powers of a tahsildar in regard to revenue cases under
the Punjab Land Revenue Act, 1871, proceedings for the collection of
revenue or arrears of revenue excepted ; such powers to be exercised in
the Simla district.
No. 721.—Notification.—Under the provisions of Section 3 of Act
XIV of 1875 (The Punjab Judicial Administration Act), Sobha Ram,
Officiating Deputy Superintendent of Settlement, Simla district, is invested
with the powers of a tahsildar in regard to revenue cases under the
APPENDIX VI.
Notifications published in the Punjab Gazette, relating to the Simla
Settlement.
The 21st April 1881.
No. 473.—Notification.—Whereas the Simla district is to be put
under Settlement, His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor is pleased, with
the previous sanction of the Governor-General in Council, to issue the
following Notification of Settlement in accordance with the provisions
'of Section 11 of the Punjab Laud Revenue Act, 1871 :—
1. The local area which is to be put uuder Settlement consists of
the ilaqas of Kalka, Bharauli, Simla, Kotgarh, and Kotkhai, comprising
the Simla district.
2. The Settlement will be made by the following Settlement
Officers :—
(1) Major E. G. Wace, Settlement Commissioner, Punjab, in
charge of the Settlement ;
(2) Karin Chand, Deputy Superintendent.
3. The Settlement to be made will be a first Regular Settlement,
comprising both an assessment of the revenue and preparation of a re-
cord of rights, with the following exceptions : —
In ilaqa Bharauli and other villages, where the existing Summary
Settlement does not expire till A.D. 1882, the assessment of the revenue
will be deferred to that date, aud then be proceeded with.
4. Surveys and plans will be made for the whole district, and the
boundaries of villages and estates will be adjusted.
The 21st April 1881.
No. 212E.—Notification.—The Hon’ble the Lieutenant-Governor is
pleased, in exercise of the powers conferred on him by Section 4 of the
Indian Forest Act, 1878, to notify that it is proposed to constitute as
reserved forests the forest lands situated in the Simla, Kotgarh and
Kotkhai il&qas of the Simla district. The limits of these forest lands
include all lands bearing trees in the said ildqas.
2. Major E. G. Wace, Settlement Commissioner, is appointed
the Forest Settlement Officer to inquire into and determine the existence,
nature aud extent of any rights alleged to exist within such limits, and
to deal with the same as provided in Chapter II of the said Act,
The 5th July 1881.
No. 720.—Notification.—In continuation of Punjab Government Qa~
zette Notification No. 473 dated 21st April 1881, Karm Chand, Deputy
Superintendent of Settlement, Simla district, is, under the provisions of
Section 3 of Act XIV of 1875 (The Punjab Judicial A<1 ministration Act),
invested with the powers of a tahsildar in regard to revenue cases under
the Punjab Land Revenue Act, 1871, proceedings for the collection of
revenue or arrears of revenue excepted ; such powers to be exercised in
the Simla district.
No. 721.—Notification.—Under the provisions of Section 3 of Act
XIV of 1875 (The Punjab Judicial Administration Act), Sobha Ram,
Officiating Deputy Superintendent of Settlement, Simla district, is invested
with the powers of a tahsildar in regard to revenue cases under the