Synopsis
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1907 Excerpt: ... ' or which has been made available in consequence of the co nstruction, improvement, or repair of any irrigational r other work by or at the instance of Government" by the Bombay Irrigation Act, 1879 (Bom. Act 7 1870). s. 2, p. 764, infra. of Chap. V.--Of Land and Land-revenue. Sect. 56-59.) Such rates shall be liable to revision at such periods as Government shall from time to time determine, and shall be recoverable as land-revenue. 56. Arrears of land-revenue due on account of land by any landholder Land-revenn«.... a paramount shall be a paramount charge on the holding and every part thereof, failure in charge on payment of which shall make the 1 occupancy or alienated holding, together lan5" with all rights of the 1 occupant or holder over all trees, crops, buildings arid things attached to the land or permanently fastened to anything attached to the land, liable to forfeiture, whereupon the Collector may levy all sums in arrear by sale of the 1 occupancy or alienated holding, or may otherwise dispose of such 1 occupancy or alienated holding under rules or orders made in this behalf under section 214,'and such occupancy or alienated holding when disposed of, whether by sale as aforesaid, or by restoration to the defaulter, or by transfer to another persou or otherwise howsoever, shall, unless the Collector otherwise directs, be deemed to be freed from all tenures, rights, incumbrances and equities theretofore created in favour of any person other than Government in respect of such occupancy or holding. 57. It shall be lawful for the Collector, in the event of the forfeiture of Forfeited a holding through any default in payment or other failure occasioning such be takenpoiL forfeiture under the last section or any law for the time being ...
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