Section 105 of The Punjab Land-Revenue Act, 1887
Surveys for purpose of preparation of records.
- (1)When any land is being surveyed in pursuance of rules under section 46, clause (c), any Revenue-officer directing the survey may, by notice or proclamation, require all persons having rights or interests in the land to indicate, within a specified time, by temporary marks of a kind to be described in the notice or proclamation, the limits of those rights or interests.
- (2)If a person to whom the notice or proclamation is addressed fails to comply with the requisition, he shall be liable at the discretion of the Revenue-officer to fine, which may extend to ten rupees.
Summary
- This provision allows an official to demand that people mark their land boundaries temporarily during a record-preparation survey.
- The official must issue a notice or proclamation setting a specific time limit for this task.
- People must use the specific type of temporary marks described in the official notice.
- Anyone who ignores this demand can face a financial penalty of up to ten rupees.
Practical examples
FAQ
1. Can I be punished under Section 105 of the Punjab Land-Revenue Act, 1887 if I refuse to mark my property lines during a survey?
Yes, under Section 105 of the Punjab Land-Revenue Act, 1887, an official can fine you up to ten rupees if you fail to indicate your land limits after being notified.
2. How will I know what kind of marks to use under Section 105 of the Punjab property revenue rules?
The required type of temporary marks will be described in the notice or proclamation issued by the official conducting the survey under Section 105 of the Punjab property revenue rules.
3. Does Section 105 of the 1887 Punjab land legislation apply to all surveys?
It applies specifically when land is being surveyed to prepare records based on the rules mentioned in Section 46 of the 1887 Punjab land legislation.
Test yourself
1.Under Section 105 of The Punjab Land-Revenue Act, 1887, what is the maximum financial penalty an official can impose on someone who fails to mark their land limits?
2.How must the official communicate the requirement to set up temporary marks under Section 105 of the 1887 Act?
3.Under Section 105 of the Punjab land laws, who exactly is required to indicate the limits of their rights during the survey?
4.What kind of marks does Section 105 of The Punjab Land-Revenue Act, 1887 require people to use to indicate their land limits?